AI-generated code helps me learn and makes experimenting faster (Interconnected)
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Posted on Friday 27 Jan 2023. 795 words, 7 links. By Matt Webb.
AI-generated code helps me learn and makes experimenting faster 17.19, Friday 27 Jan 2023 Link to this post It’s one thing to keep tabs on generative AI, speculating about it here and in private client work – it’s another to experience the whoa moment for myself. Code. I can take or leave AI art. ChatGPT mostly leaves me cold. But code! GitHub Copilot is your AI pair programmer – it’s smart, code-aware autocomplete. Ok I get that. But let me try to explain what I experienced earlier this week… I’m building a basic in-browser prototype so I can explore the UX around computing vision, gestures,
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