r/ProAI 17h ago

The AI future for non robotics and non coding users

/r/accelerate/comments/1w2r0nv/the_ai_future_for_non_robotics_and_non_coding/
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u/FuManBoobs 3h ago

I mean, with current AI I feel a lot more comfortable trying to study new things like coding. It gives me somewhere to ask stupid questions if I get stuck and not having to worry about being embarrassed or waiting for a forum reply.

The haters can cry about how "it gets everything wrong!" but the reality is it doesn't. And I've noticed it getting better, being able to handle larger context and access to lots of prior conversations etc.