Integrated Python/AI app

[warshipadmin]

https://dystr.com/docs/tutorials/execute-track-math

So this basically integrates AI with a Python code generator. The work stream is much like the way I use ChatGPT to write Matlab code, but neater. It is just as stupid as ChatGPT, it writes neat code that gives the wrong answer.

[Demon Lord Razgriz]

Much as folks might not want to hear this, but give it time, it'll give you the right answer.

Might not be this year, but could be next year, or the year after. AI is improving leaps & bounds, just 2 years ago, Image AIs were making basic mosaics, now it's doing full on animations. Chat AIs were spewing gibberish, now you can have full conversations with it. So what if Programming AIs are puking out worthless code, it'll improve...

That's honestly where we need to focus attention, cause if the AI can start making better AIs... well, Hollywood has provided the imagery for that.

[warshipadmin]

The code isn't worthless as such, it just needs an experienced eye to detect what is wrong. Typically I can get a solution to a dynamics homework level problem in 2-12 tries. My standard test is a fairly soft perfectly elastic ball bouncing off a hard surface.

[jemhouston]

Is that hard surface a wall or someone's head?

[warshipadmin]

Turns out the free plan is EXTREMELY limited, I used up a month's allocation in an afternoon.And frankly it was no better than ChatGPT with the Reason option.

Any rigid horizontal surface will do jem.

[Johnnie Lyle]

The code isn't worthless as such, it just needs an experienced eye to detect what is wrong.

Same. My staff use the various chat bots to do a lot of excel, R and SAS coding, and it’s useful for well-designed queries, provided you know how to ask it.