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MaxSSD / OpenAI-GUI

Graphical user interface (GUI) for interacting with various OpenAI models. With this GUI, you can easily run various language and machine learning models, such as GPT-3 and DALL-E, without needing to use the command line.
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A request for caution..... #4

Open PySimpleGUI opened 1 year ago

PySimpleGUI commented 1 year ago

I've written several posts in the PySimpleGUI Announcement issue regarding the use of ChatGPT for generating code. It's a use I hope is not encouraged. It's a personal opinion, but it's also a warning written by the OpenAI developers and StackOverflow has stated they will ban accounts that post code generated by ChatGPT.

MaxSSD commented 1 year ago

They will be banning copilot-generated code? Cheers for the information mate.

MaxSSD commented 1 year ago

I saw has been heightened chatter about AI detection algorithms for a few months. I use copilot because I type like a granny and ChatGPT/API to parse variable names in snippets of code. Code ChatGPT suggests is often a made-up method recommendation.

AI is created to analyze past patterns so it is very likely new ideas will be generated by this model. Certain AI tools are created on data sets of code and libraries are actively updated to stay moderately accurate. I believe it will always be up to the coder to understand the library and work around examples with the use of new tools, right now it's text-to-code.

https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/10m3vqs/live_demo_catchgpt_a_new_model_to_detect_gptlike/

PySimpleGUI commented 1 year ago

Please take a moment and look at the 2 or 3 posts I made in the Announcements and you'll understand my concerns. https://annoucnements.PySimpleGUI.org. I quoted the developers of OpenAI and StackOverflow's FAQ page. These models do not produce usable source code. The tool itself will tell you. This is coming from experienced developers.

Simply put, encouraging using ChatGPT to write PySimpleGUI code is not something I support, and believe it's more harmful than helpful.