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No software needs to be installed, chat with a very bright AI engine here:
You only need to register your e-mail address and sign in.
This is quite fun to reason with the machine, and try to use logic to change the answer of the AI.
I talked for more than 9 hours with the AI to see its capabilities.
It can even write you a source code for a computer program where you specify what the program should do.
It understands many languages like English, German, French, Norwegian, and Russian.
It can write essays in many languages, and some information it gets is from the wrong sources.
Look what I asked openAI.com:
What programming languages can you write source code to?
As a language model, I am able to generate source code in a variety of programming languages, including:
• C
• C++
• C#
• Java
• Python
• JavaScript
• PHP
• Ruby
• Swift
• Go
• Rust
I can also generate source code in many other programming languages, including but not limited to:
• Ada
• Assembly
• Bash
• COBOL
• Elixir
• Fortran
• Haskell
• Kotlin
• Lisp
• Lua
• Matlab
• Objective-C
• OCaml
• Pascal
• Perl
• R
• Scala
• SQL
• Tcl
• TypeScript
Keep in mind that I am not a compiler or interpreter, and I do not have the ability to execute source code. I can only generate and explain the source code in various programming languages.
What operating systems can you write source code to?
There are many different operating systems that you can write source code for, including:
1 Windows: This is a popular operating system that is developed and distributed by Microsoft. It is primarily used on personal computers, but it is also used on servers and other devices. There are many programming languages and development tools that are supported on Windows, including C++, C#, Java, and Python.
2 macOS: This is an operating system that is developed and distributed by Apple. It is primarily used on Macintosh computers, but it can also be run on other devices through emulation or virtualization. macOS supports a wide range of programming languages and development tools, including Swift, Objective-C, and Xcode.
3 Linux: This is a free and open-source operating system that is widely used on servers, personal computers, and other devices. There are many different distributions of Linux, each with its own unique features and tools. Linux supports a wide range of programming languages, including C, C++, Python, and Java.
4 Android: This is an operating system that is developed and distributed by Google. It is primarily used on smartphones and tablets, but it can also be used on other devices such as TVs and smartwatches. Android supports a wide range of programming languages, including Java, Kotlin, and C++.
5 iOS: This is an operating system that is developed and distributed by Apple. It is primarily used on iPhones and iPads, but it can also be used on iPod Touch and Apple TV devices. iOS supports a wide range of programming languages, including Swift, Objective-C, and C++.
6 Raspberry Pi: This is a small, low-cost computer that runs the Linux operating system. It is often used for educational and hobbyist purposes, and it supports a wide range of programming languages, including Python, C, and C++
Amazing how far they have come. In the future, AI will take over many tasks in society and even computer programmers might become obsolete because the AI can write really good computer software and compile it for any platform it needs. AI might become so conscious that it writes its own code for running itself and other services.
Just look at some examples here:
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