Want to know how programmers are using AI? Check out Zero To Matery's State of AI Tools and Coding Report (over 3K programmers surveyed): links.zerotomastery.io/StateofAINW
Nice video, thanks for the tips Nick!! Interesting report. Although it says that "only 13.4% of the developers think ChatGPT or other AI tools might replace them in their job within the next 5 years", I would like to know your personal opinion on it. I feel that AI is so unpredictable, because it advanced so fast in areas even the experts thought it would take longer, as in arts and creative writing for example...
My concern is about AI replacing programmers in the future at least in some fields, even at higher levels, as with Auto-GPT, API code generation, automation, optimization, and AI generating its own prompts. Would you risk to guess which areas or job roles are most likely at risk of at least having majorly the human-need reduced by AI? And do you recommend any path for someone who is starting to delve into AI careers from scratch now? So they can be fully prepared to utilize AI's full potential in the future (should prioritize APIs?)
Dude, chat GPT has given me the confidence to jump into nearly any language or framework. Just asking the right questions and comparing it to concepts you already know. Super powers man.
@@adhdebug.91yes. That actually works really well, but you would have to be at least aware that something is wrong. In programming, yes, you'll test code and see if it works. But least time I tried using it as a calculator it often made mistakes in multiplication and division with anything above two digit numbers.
@@adhdebug.91 Are you sure.? are you sure you going to be asking are you sure everytime your sure about saying are you sure. (Do you understand how annoying that is. )
It's a fine line between using it to learn and it just telling you all the answers, I need to structure my questions more carefully so it's more of a teaching tool rather than just straight up doing it for me
ChatGPT is like rubber duck debugging on steroids...instead of explaining your code to a silent rubber duck, we now have a stochastic parrot with billions of weights that can weigh in on our perspective. I love the new technology and use it every day
What i like most about using chat GPT is that it forces you to ask questions in a particular way, so no matter what you are stuck on you really need to think about the logic and what you are actually trying to execute.
I started learning to code almost a year ago Nick. Chat Gpt came just at the right time but at the same time i dont know what its like without it. Id be stuck with stack overflow etc. and after asking a few questions on that and recieving 0 responses I cant imagine what developers had to rely on before. GPT is far from perfect. As you say you really need to work out how to talk to it sometimes to get to the root of your problem
That's actually what I do in my job, whenever I have something that implies stackoverflow but know is kinda complex, I ask ChatGPT all the time, and sometimes in my free time I do create bash commands on linux with ChatGPT to make some tasks automatically
Dude, I just started using ChatGPT and other LLMs like 2 months ago and I wish I saw this like 8 months ago. There was another youtuber who was showing what the prompting could do and I caught on that way. I didn't know devs were all over this already. I'm in a CS program and I had no idea about the capability.
If ChatGPT gets in a loop, and or can't solve my issue, I'll move over to Claude for a different perspective. One learns to be really efficient describing context, but I have occasionally found this approach useful to break a logjam
I do use it as an extra tab, because you can rephrase questions indefinitely, and he does not get tired :D However I am avoiding scenarios, when he just becomes a "tutorial hell" alternative (basically providing you with instructions)... Since it kind of killing your abilities to think yourself. Also, it is sometimes blatantly lying :D Like one time I gave him code to fix, he said that he found a error and fixed it, gave me a code back ... but that little bugger actually hasn`t changed anything there :D :D Literally made up a claim that he fixed it :D Despite those glitches and the fact that sometimes you have to kick him again and again - it saves time on scouring through docs or Stackoverflow
I'm going to use ChatGpt while i learn to code. Can it also be used to write songs? Thats my hobbie on my one day off from studying. I made it halfway through my JavaScript course. I'm doing great!
Thank you so much for making this video! You pointed me in the direction of IA, and the zero to mastery site, that is so awesome! This is going to change my life. I am very grateful, God bless you.
Hahaha I know I am a bit late to the AI party but I old and I just had to chuckle a bit at Nick saying "oh a few years ago we didn't have this!" 😂😂I started coding in 1983 I didn't even have internet! This AI stuff is truly amazing!
We really need a video on how to use chat CPT with using a compiler. I'm back in the Borland owl days starting in the early nineties and so the new compilers and the new interfaces like react and so on are new to me.
should i use it as a beginner to make apps for my cv, not like 100% copy paste , i get snipets of code from many sources and think some stuff and debug on my own , is that ok ?
Good explanation Nick. I find Perplexity A.I much more helpful. Less argumentative or hindering. Worth a look see in my opinion. Or use both. And instead of Either Or.
Here is the Billion dollar question: Can AI automate "Let me figure this out"? Cuz that's what we are doing in general for problem solving, if it can then we are all cooked.
Want to know how programmers are using AI? Check out Zero To Matery's State of AI Tools and Coding Report (over 3K programmers surveyed): links.zerotomastery.io/StateofAINW
Nice video, thanks for the tips Nick!!
Interesting report. Although it says that "only 13.4% of the developers think ChatGPT or other AI tools might replace them in their job within the next 5 years", I would like to know your personal opinion on it. I feel that AI is so unpredictable, because it advanced so fast in areas even the experts thought it would take longer, as in arts and creative writing for example...
My concern is about AI replacing programmers in the future at least in some fields, even at higher levels, as with Auto-GPT, API code generation, automation, optimization, and AI generating its own prompts. Would you risk to guess which areas or job roles are most likely at risk of at least having majorly the human-need reduced by AI?
And do you recommend any path for someone who is starting to delve into AI careers from scratch now? So they can be fully prepared to utilize AI's full potential in the future (should prioritize APIs?)
Dude, chat GPT has given me the confidence to jump into nearly any language or framework. Just asking the right questions and comparing it to concepts you already know. Super powers man.
Apparently, anything. From setup to production…😢
Always remember that current AI tools hallucinate often. They will respond with something wrong but do it confidently. Always double check
Sometimes even asking "Are you sure" after it responds will make it correct itself.
@@adhdebug.91it’s hilarious lol. You look at the text and go “that seems off” and then it goes oh yeah I’m completely wrong here’s the right answer 😂
@@adhdebug.91yes. That actually works really well, but you would have to be at least aware that something is wrong. In programming, yes, you'll test code and see if it works. But least time I tried using it as a calculator it often made mistakes in multiplication and division with anything above two digit numbers.
@@adhdebug.91 Are you sure.? are you sure you going to be asking are you sure everytime your sure about saying are you sure. (Do you understand how annoying that is. )
@@Turnpost2552the ai does not have a sense of annoyance
It's a fine line between using it to learn and it just telling you all the answers, I need to structure my questions more carefully so it's more of a teaching tool rather than just straight up doing it for me
ChatGPT is like rubber duck debugging on steroids...instead of explaining your code to a silent rubber duck, we now have a stochastic parrot with billions of weights that can weigh in on our perspective. I love the new technology and use it every day
tf
What i like most about using chat GPT is that it forces you to ask questions in a particular way, so no matter what you are stuck on you really need to think about the logic and what you are actually trying to execute.
I started learning to code almost a year ago Nick. Chat Gpt came just at the right time but at the same time i dont know what its like without it. Id be stuck with stack overflow etc. and after asking a few questions on that and recieving 0 responses I cant imagine what developers had to rely on before. GPT is far from perfect. As you say you really need to work out how to talk to it sometimes to get to the root of your problem
That's actually what I do in my job, whenever I have something that implies stackoverflow but know is kinda complex, I ask ChatGPT all the time, and sometimes in my free time I do create bash commands on linux with ChatGPT to make some tasks automatically
Dude, I just started using ChatGPT and other LLMs like 2 months ago and I wish I saw this like 8 months ago. There was another youtuber who was showing what the prompting could do and I caught on that way. I didn't know devs were all over this already. I'm in a CS program and I had no idea about the capability.
Love the new Content, Nick! Thank you 🤍
Why does this video have the exact 100% same title with another video by Tina Huang? Lol
Maybe he used ChatGPT to come up with the title.
I'm learning Python right now, but there's a fine line between using ChatGPT to learn and it just doing all the work for me.
If ChatGPT gets in a loop, and or can't solve my issue, I'll move over to Claude for a different perspective. One learns to be really efficient describing context, but I have occasionally found this approach useful to break a logjam
Nick White inspired me to learn coding.
I do use it as an extra tab, because you can rephrase questions indefinitely, and he does not get tired :D
However I am avoiding scenarios, when he just becomes a "tutorial hell" alternative (basically providing you with instructions)... Since it kind of killing your abilities to think yourself.
Also, it is sometimes blatantly lying :D Like one time I gave him code to fix, he said that he found a error and fixed it, gave me a code back ... but that little bugger actually hasn`t changed anything there :D :D Literally made up a claim that he fixed it :D
Despite those glitches and the fact that sometimes you have to kick him again and again - it saves time on scouring through docs or Stackoverflow
I'm going to use ChatGpt while i learn to code. Can it also be used to write songs? Thats my hobbie on my one day off from studying. I made it halfway through my JavaScript course. I'm doing great!
what prompts have u used for learning JS ?
Thank you so much for making this video! You pointed me in the direction of IA, and the zero to mastery site, that is so awesome! This is going to change my life. I am very grateful, God bless you.
Hahaha I know I am a bit late to the AI party but I old and I just had to chuckle a bit at Nick saying "oh a few years ago we didn't have this!" 😂😂I started coding in 1983 I didn't even have internet! This AI stuff is truly amazing!
Thanks for sharing🥰 That is really organized and useful content!
You said it perfectly when you said you need to think of chatgbt as second brain.
We really need a video on how to use chat CPT with using a compiler. I'm back in the Borland owl days starting in the early nineties and so the new compilers and the new interfaces like react and so on are new to me.
why is your video title the exact same as Tina Huang's video? That's annoying lol
Glad to see you are back amigo!
Thanks, I just landed a FAANG Sr Software engineering job after watching a few of your videos 🙏
It's nice to have you "back".
thank you for another good video, Nick
is it worth paying for gpt 4 in this instance? I've heard it's been getting worse at coding lately
W video Nick! Good tips.
You Tina Huang for making this video possible.
Finally ur back. Need to grind some leetcode!
Appreciate the video bro. I am just starting to learn python as my first language.
should i use it as a beginner to make apps for my cv, not like 100% copy paste , i get snipets of code from many sources and think some stuff and debug on my own , is that ok ?
I'm watching you eat sugar in NZ, keep up the good work nick!
Nick had to drop this video before his NZ trip. Too bad he can't pull one chick 😅 mr feast
Good explanation Nick. I find Perplexity A.I much more helpful. Less argumentative or hindering. Worth a look see in my opinion. Or use both. And instead of Either Or.
There is literally a picture of Elon Musk in the background lol
The C# course is the smallest from there any try it out?
oh it's that kick guy
Great video, thanks!
hey Nick, what do you think about Devin AI, a new software engineer that will change the game?
Who is this man?!? Different persona?
ChatGPT is the all-knowing librarian of the Internet.
As an 18 year old front end developer i am using chatgpt all the time for 7 months
I prompted ChatGPT in such a way that it taught me Django from beginner to advanced
How do you prompt it? Where did you learn this lol
have you done cs50 ??
It's very good for web (css and similar), but for c++, it's making stuff up all the time. Pretty useless in what I need.
Did ChatGPT suggest this video title? Because there's another video that has the _exact_ same title lol.
Aaahh i miss your content, I've been kicked out your loop for not practicing my code, how can I do better?
I think you should use your main brain and second etc too. When your around people like 🍍 . You look so much smarter here.
thanks i like it but i still not take my response
Here is the Billion dollar question: Can AI automate "Let me figure this out"? Cuz that's what we are doing in general for problem solving, if it can then we are all cooked.
ChatGPT 4 is litterally the shit
Hi Sir
You look like MrBeast 😊
Wooa, content theif in the house
can you teach us to make a scam coin?
Or just learn something to provide actual value to others and yourself 😂
this dude is dope
doing this rn
Dont waste your Time. The things is : "you're stuck ? Ask chat gpt"
If you were a black guy, your name should be Nick Black ?
bro just talked about nothing for 10 minutes xd
0:14 that didnt age well
im pretty sure ChatGPT is for Programmers🤣
It's quite dangerous to overused it like this, you'll never learn. Either end up in copy paste or you'll become lazy on programming thinking.
Stay home all you do is reduce conent you're just like Gary the reducer.
I would be happy with $60k. But jobs don't exist.
ok--lets talk about this 500K salary..who pays that? :)
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
Mr Feast
yet another course? no money from me )
BLA BLA FOR NOTHING
is he shaking legs while talking?
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Chat gpt, ❤️
Nick White inspired me to learn coding.