Can GPT pass my programming courses?
For the past 6 or 7 years I&#x27;ve had a side gig as an external examiner for CS students, and I&#x27;ve gotten GPT to pass most of the programming questions they ask the students in the programming exam. It&#x27;s things like building a double linked list, sorting a binary tree and so on, and it&#x27;s very good at it. On the flip side, I&#x27;ve yet to get it to do anything useful for me in my real job that isn&#x27;t writing documentation. It&#x27;s likely because it has a lot of data on how to pass CS courses, but not so much data on how to get entity Framework, Asp Versioning and Odata to work together. Probably because very few people have been crazy enough to attempt the latter.<p>I think it will be very interesting to see what the teachers, and institutions, do about it though. It&#x27;s not like students couldn&#x27;t find these things on the internet before GPT, but it&#x27;s so much easier now. Over all I personally think that a nice shake-up of the way we educate people might turn out to be a good thing though. That is of course easy for me to say, as someone who doesn&#x27;t actually have to do any of the shaking-up.