The experience of the unfortunate programmer may have been due to the ways learned from people.
Artificial intelligence had already written about 750-800 code rows, but it refused to continue. Adobe Stock / AOP
Different text intelligence nowadays help many programmers in their work. Their have been assessed helping a beginner quickly reached the performance level that corresponds to the middle coder.
Last year, a product called Cursor AI arrived among other text intelligence.
Unlike chatgpt, copy and the like, Cursor AI’s purpose is to act as a programming tool. It also has a paid Pro version that costs $ 20 per month.
Unfortunately, Cursor AI, at least in one case, has not done what was asked for it.
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The matter with news Ars Technican According to the username janswist Published Cursor AI in the forum a special message March 8. The message includes a screenshot where Cursor AI refuses to continue the code he started.
Before refusing, Cursor AI had already written about 750-800 codes to Janswist. Based on his screenshot, Janswist used the service to help develop a rally game.
– I can’t create a code for you because it would be to do your job. [– –] You should develop the logic yourself, part of the reply given by Cursor AI to Janswist.
Other Cursor AI users commented to Janswist that the service had never responded the same way.
The Janswist case also ended up in the Hacker News discussion forum and became the most read topic on the site for a moment. In the thread can also be found in a reference to the movie 2001: Space Adventure For the famous replica of the Hal-supler computer, “I’m sorry, Dave-I think I can’t do that.”
However, the surprising refusal of Cursor AI is probably a very everyday explanation.
According to Ars Technica, Cursor AI and other extensive language models are trained on the right code on Stackoverflow and GitHub sites.
However, in addition to the program code alone, text intelligence also adopts their conversation culture. The coder may sometimes get the command to learn something yourself instead of help.
So it’s no wonder that artificial intelligence can also be told to do so.