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Dec 2023
17m 58s

Can an AI get depressed?

The Stack Overflow Podcast
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Does ChatGPT have seasonal depression? AIs aren’t building apps on their own, at least not yet—but they are helping developers build them. Read Isaac Lyman’s article about the three types of AI-assisted programmers. ICYMI: Listen to our interview with linguist Gašper Beguš, director of the Berkeley Speech and Computation Lab, about how LLMs and humans acqu ... Show More
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