
It’s almost like you’re iterating with it, back and forth. This works for a lot of types of code that most people write - for data handling, processing, moving things around. And then you say, “Oh, it actually didn’t do this thing so well this was wrong.” Then it’ll say, “Oh, I apologize” - it’s too polite sometimes - and it’ll basically make some changes and rewrite the code. So you paste the error into GPT and say, “Fix it.” And it’ll fix the error. You run that code and it’ll give you an error. You tell GPT you want a system that does x, y, and z and it’ll write you initial code. But instead of calling someone - which would have cost me a couple thousand dollars - I sat down and in an evening, I just whipped it up.

For example, I wanted to develop a feature in some software. My company works with a lot of programmers, and I’ve already kind of made it a rule that they have access to coding assistance from GPT.
