On Jul 12, 2024, at 5:24 PM, Gmail <thomas...@gmail.com> wrote:
Build a Game (or any other type of software) with a Single Prompt using ChatGPT 4o? Well, unless you are writing a very simple game, perhaps a text game, generative AI can NOT do it.
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If the code for full games was published widely, analyzed, annotated, etc., and it was concise enough, then a glorified search engine like ChagGPT might be able to return working results.
For most interesting things, there are too many complexity details, too much coded usually needed, and software is sensitive to even tiny bugs / gaps, so that anything other than snippets ("How do I read a file into a string?") is going to be far out of reach.
I have long thought of creating some form of a library of the
essence of various standard applications, algorithms, etc. in a
way that is as free as possible from all of the messy details of
an environment, OS, full application. Then those essences can be
paired with UI + system + environment details as needed. Given a
good library for that in the right form, it should be possible to
say: "Create a timekeeping & payroll system for me." If the
library is good enough though, you simply include the application
module, then adapt its inputs/outputs/storage. But that level of
automation still is far from the kinds of things I usually work
on: A streaming stereo VR system (which is way more complicated
than it sounds). An Android ebook reader. A 3D game + education
authoring & play system running in a web browser. Etc.
sdw
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Stephen D.
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