I'd really like it if Cognition Labs would put the resulting code from the demo into an open-source repository so we could examine it directly.
When I was using chatGPT to help guide me through some coding tasks, I'd find it could create somewhat useful code, but where it fell down was that it would put things into variables which would be better put into a class. It is this structuring of a complete system which is important for any real software engineering, rather than just writing code.
> I'd really like it if Cognition Labs would put the resulting code from the demo into an open-source repository so we could examine it directly.
Yup. It's hard to evaluate things based on the demo.
We're building something similar (with an open source core), and publish our examples for everyone to check out, warts and all: https://www.pythagora.ai/examples
When I was using chatGPT to help guide me through some coding tasks, I'd find it could create somewhat useful code, but where it fell down was that it would put things into variables which would be better put into a class. It is this structuring of a complete system which is important for any real software engineering, rather than just writing code.