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gantork t1_ixzhmhp wrote

Reply to comment by amranu in Google Has a Secret Project That Is Using AI to Write and Fix Code by nick7566

I doubt it. Prompts are a very primitive way of communicating, at some point you will be able to have natural human level conversations with AIs instead of prompts.

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amranu t1_ixzjzpz wrote

> at some point you will be able to have natural human level conversations with AIs instead of prompts.

You already can, but such conversations are also prompts.

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gantork t1_ixzn2oo wrote

I guess you can define that as prompts, but I mean that there will be no such thing as prompt engineering/crafting, you'll just talk to it the same way you talk to an artist when commissioning something in the case of generative AIs, for example.

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dasnihil t1_ixzitn8 wrote

that's what i meant by human biases and ambiguities, and that spans multiple cultures and languages and human history. we just have to train it better, the data sets seem more primitive than the algorithms.

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Artanthos t1_iy1d9hr wrote

Natural human communication is horribly imprecise when designing anything.

Blueprints, flowcharts, artist renditions, etc. are all tools for telling the builders what to build and how it should look.

Autonomous coding will replace the builders.

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Altruistic_Rate6053 t1_iy5ftvn wrote

What if we get to a level where AI can sense how you feel and know what you want intuitively without much prompting ? Kinda like the opposite of a “tricky genie” that gives you what you technically want but still leaves you unsatisfied

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