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I saw this on another platform and thought it was pretty cool. Yeo Kheng Meng has built a DOS ChatGPT client.
I wonder if there could be an ST ChatGPT client. May be not @exxos has been playing with ChatGPT ( ) and having one on the ST might distract him even more
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I was trying "Bard" today. I asked it two leading questions which I would have been horrified had it got wrong. Followed by two related questions that ChatGPT got completely wrong. Bard also got them wrong but much much worse. These were technical hardware programming language based questions. Yes ok, one was about a now obsolete hardware programming language but it is still widely documented. But no. I got redirects to buy non-existant software from companies which had long since closed
Have you tried with the GPT-4 version of ChatGPT ?
This version is much better in terms of coding.
As for Google Bard, the tool has just been launched.
Following Google's recent announcement of the integration of Bard directly into Google's search engine, they are going to invest heavily in the solution.
I think that in a few months Bard will have surpassed GPT-4 in quality of answers for code.
There are very few examples on the internet of CUPL, AHDL and XHDL which were the forerunners of VHDL/Verilog. When you "talk" to ChatGPT/Baird about them it gives answers that to a layperson (or even an expert) might at first sound convincing, together with plausible examples.
But they don't compile, are not functionally correct, and in most cases just out and out lies. It's tried to combine the millions of articles about VHDL with the 1-2 articles about CUPL out there.
In this situation it doesn't know the language, let alone how to code, so instead of saying I don't know, fudges it.
Okay, I don't know enough about these languages. ChatGPT does pretty well on the tests I did in PHP and Python, for simple tasks.
But the documentation available to feed the AI must be much more prolific.
