He said the technology is still prone to making mistakes like AI hallucinations, which happen when an AI model generates output to an inquiry that makes little to no sense. “The difficult thing to predict is what jobs, companies, industries, will be created.” Dakota State University computer science professor Austin O’Brien agreed that while AI has made dramatic leaps in its ability to copy human writing, for example, it still has a long way to go before it can be trusted to do coding. Some customer service jobs are like that,” he added. It is for that reason that I think programmers will be employed for a long time, but the efficiency will improve dramatically.” “The types of jobs that might become obsolete or much reduced could be those that are mainly about eloquence but do not require deep thinking. These models don’t really reason at a deep level and there isn’t a clear path to getting them there. “Copilot still will produce erroneous code, just like ChatGPT produces incorrect statements, so humans must still be in the loop. I’ve heard many very good programmers say that tool has improved their productivity, but it’s just a tool and is good at the mundane things that take programmers time to look up or learn,” he said in an email to Government Technology. “There is already a ChatGPT-style system for coding called Copilot, and it’s basically a GPT model whose training was focused on code, GitHub code. He believes that when it comes to the more thoughtful design decisions, humans are not going anywhere anytime soon. But according to Alan Fern, professor of computer science and executive director of AI research at Oregon State University’s College of Engineering, AI chatbots still mostly work best as tools for programmers rather than as programmers themselves. Ever since OpenAI launched ChatGPT late last year, the Internet has been abuzz with debate about whether continuously improving AI tools can or should replace humans in a variety of jobs. With the emergence of online AI chatbots like ChatGPT, which can successfully mimic human writing and produce code, could software developers be among them? Are the architects of AI chatbots effectively software-designing themselves out of a job? Many experts doubt it. workers could be displaced by automation by 2030 amid advances in the field of artificial intelligence, according to 2021 estimates from the research firm McKinsey Global Institute. This article by Brandon Paykamian was published on on March 10, 2023.
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