[jacobmischka]

So it's a coinflip whether it's giving you correct information or something completely made up? And now you're not digging through the obscure manuals to actually verify? Seems objectively harmful.

[stale2002]

Actually, that is extremely beneficial.

For example, I now use GPT3 for every single code debugging problem that I have.

I input the bug/problamatic code into the service, ask it for an answer, and then I take the code and see if it fixes my problem I was having.

It doesn't work half the time, but thats fine. Then I just figure out the bug the normal way.

But the other half the time, it immediately solves my problem, and then I run my code and it works/ does what I want.

[jacobmischka]

I sincerely hope you work on some random SaaS and not any software that actually matters, because this is how you get subtle dangerous bugs.