For a while now, I’ve been considering different things to help with the rate in which I complete scripting tasks. One of those things has been using more libraries which was honestly one of the best decisions I’ve made recently. Also, I’ve just naturally created mechanics and systems more efficiently as I’ve been a scripter for longer.
Anyways, one of the biggest things I’ve been looking at for a while was the use of AI as it could create code very quickly.
However, the problem is:
I hate not having control of how my code looks. I write code in a very specific style and it saves so much time in debugging, and I honestly don’t want/like having to debug code not written by me, and I personally find code written by AI very ugly (no offense).
My (kinda) solution:
It could be possible that I feed a bunch of code that I’ve created in the past to AI, and have it write in the same style, but I have two questions:
Intuitively, this is possible, but not viable. The amount of data you need to feed AI is astronomical before it gets to a passable level. GPT 3, for example, on the lower end of estimates, took 500GB of data to train. Unless you’ve written that much code, I wouldn’t expect whatever AI you end up with to be as good as you just writing the code yourself.
On an unrelated note, AI doesn’t have feelings. No need to apologize for calling its code ugly.
I only recommend using AI on projects for small code segments, such as formulas and quick functions, and not for writing an entire script. If you need to check something and can’t bother writing the check and such,
For this, you can also use Roblox’s built-in AI, which in my case has been a 50/50 experience.
For your actual question, you could just feed data on top of an AI model such as GPT that responds in your type of fashion, not sure how easy that would, however no harm in trying