News AI tool tells user to learn coding instead of asking it generate the code

Those responsible for the AI should come forward about why it responded like that. Is it intentional? That's not good, a user should get what he pays for, or told about limits. It's not intentional? Nuke it from orbit, asap.
 
The answer is correct though.
It is well documented that AI written code is inconsistent.
Sometimes it's really good, but other times it's a garbled mess.

Besides that, if you learn some code, you might notice mistakes that AI written code made.
 
We should not attribute anthropomorphic qualities to a machine when there are none.
A LLM is only able to regurgitate a mash-up of what it has been fed.

Internet forums are full of posts from students and other n00bs asking others to solve problems for them, with replies of this kind.
 
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We should remember that most of what has been used to train AI-LLMs is from websites (like Reddit), forums, and anything else that they could gain knowledge, whether good or bad. Since we have seen people make comments and throw caustic jabs nearly everywhere we look, I am not at all surprised that an LLM would return comments such as these in the article. It is showing us the worse of humanity right back to us.

Just like a few weeks ago that a kid who was asking for homework help was told by an LLM to just kill himself already. Now imagine using that same LLM to help with diagnosing medical patients like they are already considering.
 
We should not attribute anthropomorphic qualities to a machine when there are none.
A LLM is only able to regurgitate a mash-up of what it has been fed.

Internet forums are full of posts from students and other n00bs asking others to solve problems for them, with replies of this kind.
Thank you. Exactly this.
 
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