@@notyarrs I am sure even this version of chatgpt would be able to clear this challenge give the right prompt But humans are inherently bad at explaining what they want and you need to fill in the holes something chatgpt will never do not because he can't but because that's not what he was made to do Also you guys are awfully optimistic about how far AI will go sure given enough time we will probably have human like AI but for now we don't even understand how our own brain works much less how to make an artificial one
@@notyarrsChat GPT learns off of humans and no human is perfect at programming so AI can never be better than a human because we are teaching the AI and we make mistakes too
Sadly from my experience you very quickly reach that stage where the AI is unable to bring meaningful help. I also got backstabbed by the AI almost everytime I trusted it, as it loves to sneak incorrect things into the code
i'll admit that little game the ai coded is pretty startling with how the player cube gets surrounded by dozens of enemy cubes closing in on it then crashing, friggin jumpscared me lol
Most programmers need to do test runs and debugging after writing 1 hour worth of code. In my opinion it simply isn't reasonable to expect chatgpt to get it completely right the first time - a more interesting challenge would be giving chatgpt the chance to get the error logs and perhaps even visual feedback. I believe we already have the necessary technology right now to create a program that automatically talks back to chatgpt explaining in simple terms what is happening so that it can decide whether it was a success or whether it needs to modify something within the code. If such program is created, I find it difficult to believe it would take more than five minutes to create a game such as the one in challenge 3.
That's basically what I did. I could have made the program myself, but I just got it to make it xP It made it almost perfectly (the "mistakes" were mostly because I didn't specify enough what I wanted) in one shot but with one or two corrections it updated the code to exactly what I wanted and I was able to learn from the code it made.
I fully agree with you. In my most recent project, I used bing AI to help me with my code. I was coding in love2d, a framework in lua, which I was only using for the second time in my life(the first was for Roblox), started doing some advanced things, such as having multiple files and using the require function for the first time. I spent like 30 minutes not understanding what was wrong until I finally asked bing AI when it said: you are not supposed to use parentheses. It was really helpful getting me to understand how to use the framework and working with multiple files in general such as the one stated above, but later on, it was more destructive than useful, as it told me at one point to not use the for in array loop but a regular for loop so that the code doesn’t error when there were too much going on at once, when that really did the opposite a week later.
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I mean, it's definitely a skill to not only make this AI, but also to direct it to give workable instructions, or in some creative endeavors, to interpret the AI output in a useful way.
its great at simple things but ask any competent professional programmer about their job and tell gpt to solve a problem they have to solve and you'll see it struggle
Where it runs short is when not doing things that are very documented from its learning material like the image encrypter, and the vector, but instead things described by the user that it has never seem before. And then like you said, big projects that require alot of deep planning and integration in already made systems when implementing new features
For some reason, ChatGPT sucks at Javascript. Whenever i tell it to write some, it writes fake javascript code with incorrectly named functions, which don't work.
Thanks for your videos ! It gave me the motivation I needed to start a big programming project. Your playlist on 2D Minecraft is impressive, and is such an example ! And on top that, your videos are so entertaining !
Honestly, ChatGPT is not the best tool because it cannot program functional discord bots. I personally think just paying a real professional programmer to write code will get the job done more efficiency.
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I agree, I think of chatgpt more as a tool that can help me to program then something that will take my job
... for now
The thing is chatgpt 5 would probably beat this challenge once it comes out
@@notyarrs I am sure even this version of chatgpt would be able to clear this challenge give the right prompt
But humans are inherently bad at explaining what they want and you need to fill in the holes something chatgpt will never do not because he can't but because that's not what he was made to do
Also you guys are awfully optimistic about how far AI will go sure given enough time we will probably have human like AI but for now we don't even understand how our own brain works much less how to make an artificial one
i hope it stays that way
@@notyarrsChat GPT learns off of humans and no human is perfect at programming so AI can never be better than a human because we are teaching the AI and we make mistakes too
AI is a great tool for making more efficient code but once the project becomes more detailed, it would be more effort to get AI to give what you want.
Sadly from my experience you very quickly reach that stage where the AI is unable to bring meaningful help. I also got backstabbed by the AI almost everytime I trusted it, as it loves to sneak incorrect things into the code
i'll admit that little game the ai coded is pretty startling with how the player cube gets surrounded by dozens of enemy cubes closing in on it then crashing, friggin jumpscared me lol
Most programmers need to do test runs and debugging after writing 1 hour worth of code. In my opinion it simply isn't reasonable to expect chatgpt to get it completely right the first time - a more interesting challenge would be giving chatgpt the chance to get the error logs and perhaps even visual feedback. I believe we already have the necessary technology right now to create a program that automatically talks back to chatgpt explaining in simple terms what is happening so that it can decide whether it was a success or whether it needs to modify something within the code. If such program is created, I find it difficult to believe it would take more than five minutes to create a game such as the one in challenge 3.
Yes, like in the second challenge, if debug info were send to chagpt it would come across with a solution much faster and easy to read
That's basically what I did. I could have made the program myself, but I just got it to make it xP
It made it almost perfectly (the "mistakes" were mostly because I didn't specify enough what I wanted) in one shot but with one or two corrections it updated the code to exactly what I wanted and I was able to learn from the code it made.
I fully agree with you. In my most recent project, I used bing AI to help me with my code. I was coding in love2d, a framework in lua, which I was only using for the second time in my life(the first was for Roblox), started doing some advanced things, such as having multiple files and using the require function for the first time. I spent like 30 minutes not understanding what was wrong until I finally asked bing AI when it said: you are not supposed to use parentheses. It was really helpful getting me to understand how to use the framework and working with multiple files in general such as the one stated above, but later on, it was more destructive than useful, as it told me at one point to not use the for in array loop but a regular for loop so that the code doesn’t error when there were too much going on at once, when that really did the opposite a week later.
You're a pretty good video editor too, jack of all trades
Chatgpt is surprisingly good at debugging, but you might have to put it in a few times and be specific with what you want
Awesome video idea and great execution!
The goat uploaded !!!
hopefully this blows up because it’s extremely good
If you are using chatgpt 3.5 you will win, if you are using chatgpt 4 chatgpt will win.
ChatGPT is good at programming anything that already has been fully programmed in StackOverflow answers, basically
r u sure about I'll introducing programming helper the programming helper is so powerful and much better than OPENAI wat waiting for now since start 1990 is there Lua language in AI chat and many more
Why did you give ChatGPT strong arms when speed comes from strong legs? 1:50
That's a good question 😆
I mean, it's definitely a skill to not only make this AI, but also to direct it to give workable instructions, or in some creative endeavors, to interpret the AI output in a useful way.
Thanks for teaching us
its great at simple things but ask any competent professional programmer about their job and tell gpt to solve a problem they have to solve and you'll see it struggle
Bruh. This is the best programming channel on CZcams. Better than Dani because you upload1
Great video, and I wasn't prepared to get Rickrolled though.
Nice and honest comparison! However, we can conclude that in about a year GPT will be better than a regular programmer?!!
Where it runs short is when not doing things that are very documented from its learning material like the image encrypter, and the vector, but instead things described by the user that it has never seem before. And then like you said, big projects that require alot of deep planning and integration in already made systems when implementing new features
the music of cities skyline at the end? you have my subscription, and don't forget to put one more lane
I love that video😮.
It's cool to see what an AI can do and what not.
For some reason, ChatGPT sucks at Javascript. Whenever i tell it to write some, it writes fake javascript code with incorrectly named functions, which don't work.
I wonder why specifically JS would be a problem?
@@CodeNoodlesthe developers secretly made it so because they dont like JS imagine
I don't know... the second one seems like a win for Chat. It was so encrypted you couldn't even see it xD
Thanks for your videos ! It gave me the motivation I needed to start a big programming project. Your playlist on 2D Minecraft is impressive, and is such an example ! And on top that, your videos are so entertaining !
Thanks for your support! I hope your programming project goes well!
Could you use AI to choose the background music?
How to do Fibonacci sequence??
can u compared theme between programming helper 1990 vs chat GPT and u is there AI chat in programming helper
awesome sauce
One thing ChatGPT can’t do consistently,
“I bet you can’t make a sentence without the letter A!”
"Well, sorry to burst your bubble, but numerous sentences could be constructed with the first letter of the English lexicon."
Cool video!
"Artificial intelligence has become incredibly *coemplax* "
Can you make a pikmin maker
If you had used GPT-4, you would have gotten much better results.
I was just going to say this, it's miles better!
Sadly(or luckily for you) bing chat nerfed its code writing ability. Now it literally useless.
I didn't know that 😆
ChatGPT 4o smiles
I loved the video!
My brother made almost made a working fnaf game on Scratch before he got banned for no reason. I used my account to finish it.
Honestly, ChatGPT is not the best tool because it cannot program functional discord bots. I personally think just paying a real professional programmer to write code will get the job done more efficiency.
try chatgpt 4
These are some super low grade programs. The encryption would be crack from both. The other two are just as simplistic. This is hardly a test.
Before this blows up, I just wanted to say hello to future viewers
I got 4th!
I challenge you to a game jam with me, using OPENGL!!! (Aditya Ravikumar, from Romania)
I use ai to clean up my 1AM code
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What kind of brain to do you have? To create magic in programming??
you sound like thinknoodles #thinknoodles
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I win.
im here pretty early hi this looks cool
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