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wajdy 
AI coded Amiga Apps
Posted on 12-Sep-2023 20:48:56
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Joined: 27-Oct-2006
Posts: 192
From: Amigania

With basic Python skills, I could create Windows Tkinter / (also pyqt) application which does the following:

- Converting multiple files (images, word, excel, text, pdf) merging them into 1 pdf
- Converting from PDF to images
- Converting to Word
- Splitting PDF to multiple PDF files
- Optimizing PDF based on desired level

It took me 1 day ! I used ChatGPT 4 and 3.5

Question is: Anybody tried doing the same for AmigaOS compatible apps?

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amigang 
Re: AI coded Amiga Apps
Posted on 12-Sep-2023 20:56:34
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@wajdy

Its pretty good at spitting out simple commands, and it has given me ideas of what the correct command/programming line could be, but i have notice it’s a bit more generic code than Amiga base code, so ie you still basically have to know what your doing, and I’m not the best programmer. But I could see if you already know your stuff it could speed up your work.

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wajdy 
Re: AI coded Amiga Apps
Posted on 12-Sep-2023 21:11:10
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From: Amigania

In my case (and Compared to Bard) I am shockingly able to generate code that is much more specific.
BTW: I used libraries like CV, Tkinter, PyMuPDF and PyPDF2 ...etc

In AmigaOS case, I think not enough code available for training.

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toRus 
Re: AI coded Amiga Apps
Posted on 17-Sep-2023 12:26:14
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I doubt GPT or Bard are smart enough to write native Amiga code.

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kolla 
Re: AI coded Amiga Apps
Posted on 18-Sep-2023 2:56:36
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I’ve successfully consulted with chatgippity when writing arexx.

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wajdy 
Re: AI coded Amiga Apps
Posted on 22-Sep-2023 20:53:09
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@kolla

This is interesting, which means there is more arexx public code than native Amiga.

I tried ChatGPT4 to create Tic-Tac board game, guess what:
Lots of Place Holders to fill in, lots of assumptions

If there was up-to-date python 3.11 available for Amiga, it would be easy task

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