ChatGPT writes code, but won’t replace developers

ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot that can simulate human conversation and write code, will metamorphose application development — and the developer profession — into a different animal, according to industry experts.

More than 1 million users have signed up for ChatGPT’s free research preview since OpenAI released the chatbot on Nov. 30. The bot can write simple webpages and applications in programming languages ​​such as JavaScript, Python and React. It can also find bugs in code and help create new programming languages.

The model interacts in a conversational way and can admit its mistakes, answer follow-up questions, challenge incorrect premises and

Let the AI ​​Coding Wars Begin!

The big news this week was a call from tech luminaries to pause development and deployment of AI models more advanced than OpenAI’s GTP-4—the stunningly capable language algorithm behind ChatGPT—until risks including job displacement and misinformation can be better understood.

Even if OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and other tech heavyweights were to stop what they’re doing—and they’re not going to stop what they’re doing—the AI ​​models that have already been developed are likely to have profound impacts, especially in software development.

It might not look like a regular business deal, but Alphabet’s agreement to supply AI to Replit, a web-based coding

Scripps News to expand documentary programming by creating new longform units

March 23, 2023
By Molly Miossi

ATLANTA – Scripps News will significantly expand its documentary programming by creating a new long-form unit dedicated to producing compelling cinematic offerings for Scripps News platforms and distribution partners.

Scripps News, a division of The EW Scripps Company, is the nation’s only 24/7 TV news network available for free over the air.

New full-time hires joining Scripps News’ longform team will include journalists with experience on shows such as CNN’s “This Is Life,” Showtime’s “VICE” and Comedy Central’s “Klepper.” Zach Toombs has been promoted to director of long form and will oversee the network’s