For code it also has tools to verify correctness. From specifications to compilers and tests.
With humans language, sometimes "wrong" is in fact "right."
For code it also has tools to verify correctness. From specifications to compilers and tests.
With humans language, sometimes "wrong" is in fact "right."
Good point. I also think that the training data is different in this regard. It has trained on (mostly) verified, correct code, but when in comes to free text it has trained on a lot of unfounded opinions.