Submitted by rzykov t3_10r2yts in dataisbeautiful
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thodgson t1_j6tco5q wrote
In answer to the question, yes.
Stackoverflow has a human problem: one where the questions asked are scrutinized and criticized for the mere hint of duplication, or being "too easy to google". Humans will always add a layer of subjectivity, bias, and getting off-topic.
ChatGPT is non-judgmental and doesn't mind the same question to be asked over and over. It won't hold a grudge, use sarcasm, or offer a snide comment. Though it will provide a tidal wave of information, it's answers may be viewed with suspicion or seen as non-authoritative in some areas, but for code, it should prove fairly accurate. Time will tell.
Old_Flounder_8640 t1_j6tjc2u wrote
Does anyone have thoughts on chatgpt vs copilot?
ellieayla t1_j6um0le wrote
I wonder whether it will be used to generate answers to posted questions. Or whether someone already is. Really not looking forward to experiencing mansplaining as a service on stackoverflow.
thodgson t1_j6ung72 wrote
Possibly. I'm sure they will try it.
last_second_shot t1_j6v6ufc wrote
Microsoft does not own Stackoverflow
rug1998 t1_j6xz7k3 wrote
Holy shit, I fucking hate stack overflow.
rzykov OP t1_j6taato wrote
Source: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/stackoverflow/stackoverflow
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