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My first try at ChatGPT

I watched the South Park episode about ChatGPT and thought it was pretty funny. I am afraid of AI and its power in creating content because I consider myself creative. I had never tried any generative AI programs before using ChatGPT, but I was very interested in trying Stable Diffusion (image generation).

I signed up for the OpenAI website and clicked the Try ChatGPT Free button. It gives you a list of ideas as a guide and some notes about their capabilities and limitations.

I’m eager to see if ChatGPT can generate code. I don’t want to learn C++ but find it necessary. I thought that if I asked ChatGPT to write a program for me, it would be easy to understand and I wouldn’t have to struggle to find all the namespaces I needed to in my script. I asked ChatGPT to create a C++ program that would tell the user his or her name and age and answer the user’s questions. It creates that, even though the only answer to the question is, “I can’t tell you the answer to that question.” It doesn’t need much more encouragement to answer some of the other questions (despite using a lot of if else clauses to do so).

A C++ program that “talks” to the user via the console.

After asking about the program, I chat with the AI ​​about whatever I want to ask to get information about how it works. I asked if it had “memory” to see if any of my requests or questions would be stored server-side or if it would actually use the information provided in the chat to generate a response (My specific question was, “Have you ever seen an episode of South Park about ChatGPT?” and since he told me he couldn’t analyze video/audio that wasn’t publicly available/free on the internet, I asked “Have you heard about that episode to see if he used other users’ questions to inform him? he telling you me that “No. I did not take down your orders.” Of course.

I then made a program for elevators because I wanted to make a game in Unity about elevators (my floor only has one elevator shaft and that can be a pain; I thought it would be fun to have a game about elevators and their programming). I asked ChatGPT to generate an elevator for me and on the first command, it generated a pretty good (pretty basic) elevator class.

The first elevator class that ChatGPT gave me corresponded to the command I gave just above the response.

I gave him a few more hints to increase speed and acceleration and move as a function of those attributes over time. Anything I can think of in twenty minutes, I tell ChatGPT to do. I asked him to write readable code (Specifically I said, “Can you change the condition to a class method with a name that reflects its purpose). It worked. That’s writing a class that would easily take an hour or more in 20 minutes. At this time, I haven’t tested the class, but it’s been a great experience and I’m excited to see what I can do with generative AI. I think this will save a lot of time and allow more creations as is done from Assembler to C and to other High Level Languages ​​in programming.

You can see the code it generates in my GitHub repo here:

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