New to Labivew ? Try Chat GPT

[LVNinja]

I see many questions on this forum as new to LabVIEW. I found good start guidelines from Chat GPT. It may not solve some problems but will give a good start. 

[altenbach]

I've found that the answers are often wrong, but I am sure they will improve in the next decades. 😄

[XM43]

I use ChatGPT for brainstorming quite a bit. But to be sure what it is telling you is correct, you need some basic knowledge first. I often find myself asking  ChatGPT, your previous response gave X as result and your latest is Y for the same question, which one is correct? This could be a problem for someone who is just starting.

I think this forum has more reliable and detailed information for anyone who is starting on LabVIEW. altenbach, crossrluz, JPB, GredW, Kevin Price, Rolf, Terry Ale and many more has covered most of what one needs. Just use google the right key words and one will find answers of most of their problems and if not available, they will be answered by one of these.

[jcarmody]

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@altenbach wrote:

I've found that the answers are often wrong, but I am sure they will improve in the next decades. 😄

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I expect that the relative scarcity of training data will result in these chatbots hallucinating often.  I tried to get something (forgot what) and it suggested a property that doesn't exist.  When I called it out on it, it apologized and agreed that the property didn't exist and suggested something else similarly useless.

Now Python is a different story...

[alexderjuengere]

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@jcarmody wrote:

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@altenbach wrote:

I've found that the answers are often wrong, but I am sure they will improve in the next decades. 😄

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I expect that the relative scarcity of training data will result in these chatbots hallucinating often.  I tried to get something (forgot what) and it suggested a property that doesn't exist.  When I called it out on it, it apologized and agreed that the property didn't exist and suggested something else similarly useless.

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reminds me of the following:

ChatGPT is getting 'dumber'? Here's what Stanford researchers say

ChatGPT is getting 'dumber'? Here's what Stanford researchers say

Read more at:
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/chatgpt-is-getting-dumber-heres-what-stan...

ChatGPT is getting 'dumber'? Here's what Stanford researchers say

Read more at:
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/chatgpt-is-getting-dumber-heres-what-stan...

it's like using google suggesting results which are related to your browsing history (e.g. bookmarks, previous search results, open tabs, .... )

so, always use chatgpt in a freshly installed version of your favorit internet browser 😉

[cy...]

or you can wait for Nigel

[RTSLVU]

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(Earlier this year)
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