[noduerme]

Finally, a good use case for AI.

[Aachen]

Yeah, using a kilowatt GPU for string replacement is going to be the killer feature. I probably shouldn't even be joking, people are using it like this already

[littlestymaar]

This ship has sailed unfortunately, no later than yesterday I've seen coworkers redact a screenshot using chatGTP.

[charcircuit]

When the condition for when you want to replace is hard to properly specify, AI shines for such find and replaces.

[josefx]

Wouldn't AI be trained on data using innerHTML?

[Aachen]

My experience is that they somehow print quite modern code despite things like ES6 being too new to be standard knowledge even for me and I'm not even middle-aged yet

Maybe the last 10 years saw so much more modern code than the last cumulative 40+ years of coding and so modern code is statistically more likely to be output? Or maybe they assign higher weights to more recent commits/sources during training? Not sure but it seems to be good at picking this up. And you can always feed the info into its context window until then

[charcircuit]

Which is why it can easily understand how innerHTML is being used so that it can replace it with the right thing.

[stvltvs]

Honest question: Is there a way to get an LLM to stop emitting deprecated code?