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😲 Kyle Kabasares, a Physics PhD graduate working at NASA's Ames Research Center, gave the methods section of his research paper to ChatGPT O1 Preview and asked it to generate the code based on the description. After just six prompts, it produced a working version of the code that took him a year to develop during his PhD. #ChatGPT #LLM #ML #AI youtube.com/watch?v=M9YOO7N5jF…
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victor tsaran
victor tsaran
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All I can say is "WTF?"! Oh no... That's going too far... LOL
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Chi Kim
Chi Kim
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@vick21 He has PhD in Physics. I have no idea if he has extensive background in programming, or how complex his code was. I guess the point is that if you know how to ask with the right prompt and quality check the output from LLMs, someone like him doesn't have to spend a year on coding and instead focussing on something else. Having said that, I have o1-preview, and it's great! The main drawback is you only get 30 messages per week. :)
@victor tsaran
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victor tsaran
victor tsaran
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Do we know for sure that OpenAI was not already trained on his code? Curious then, if the machine would be able to produce that same code without having ever seen it? :)
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Chi Kim
Chi Kim
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@vick21 He raised that question in the video. He said he migrated his code to Github, but it's a private repo. Maybe Microsoft handed over private repos to OpenAI too? lol Even if the model had his code as part of training data, he was very impressed with the output.
@victor tsaran
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victor tsaran
victor tsaran
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I heard about One's capabilities from coWorkers. They are quite impressed. I don't have Plus subscription though...
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