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I've been working on a project with an Arduino and chatgpt. It's fairly complex with multiple sensors, a whole navigable menu with a rotary knob, wifi hook ups,ect. It's a full on environmental control system.
While I must say that it can be..pretty dumb at times and it will lead you in circles. If you take your time and try to understand what and why it's doing something wrong. You can usually figure out the issue. I've only been stuck for a day or two one any given problem.
The biggest issue has been that my code has gotten big enough now(2300 lines) that it can no longer process my entire code on one go. I have to break it down and give it micro problems. Which can be tricky because codeing is extremely foreign to me so it's hard to know why a function may not be working when it's a global variable that should be a local one causing the problem. But idk that because I'm rewriting a function 30 times hoping for a problem to be fixed without realizing the bigger issue.
I'm very good at analyzing issues in life and figuring things out so maybe that skill is transferring over here.
I have all of 30 youtube videos worth of coding under me. The rest had been chatgpt-4. The amount of work that I've gotten done with Ai helping has been impressive tho.
I've gotta say with the speed I've seen Ai get better at image recognition, making realistic pictures and videos, and really everything across the board. In the next 5-10 years. I can't even imagine how good it's going to be at codeing in the future. I can't wait tho.
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