34 How to Use AI to Solve Intractable Bugs? I've been thinking quite a bit lately and haven't talked about AI programming for a while. Don't worry, I haven't forgotten. Here's a catch-up post. I have plenty of material; I just haven't allocated the time to publish it. Many friends try a few times with different tools and models and fail, then hastily conclude: 'This kind of bug-hunting is too complex; AI can't handle it.' I want to say: you are dead wrong. Today's AI is not just a sharp tool; it's practically a dragon-slaying saber. Solving a few bugs is a piece of cake. So how do you actually do it? Let's talk principles first. There are a few secrets: 1. Give the AI all the information you have, and tell it how to find any missing
34 How to Use AI to Solve Intractable Bugs? I've been thinking quite a bit lately and haven't talked about AI programming for a while. Don't worry, I haven't forgotten. Here's a catch-up post. I have plenty of material; I just haven't allocated the time to publish it. Many friends try a few times with different tools and models and fail, then hastily conclude: 'This kind of bug-hunting is too complex; AI can't handle it.' I want to say: you are dead wrong. Today's AI is not just a sharp tool; it's practically a dragon-slaying saber. Solving a few bugs is a piece of cake. So how do you actually do it? Let's talk principles first. There are a few secrets:
- Give the AI all the information you have, and tell it how to find any missing relevant info.
- Communicate with AI as an equal; hurling insults won't solve problems.
- Make judgments, set requirements, and tell the AI what you want. I won't elaborate on 1 and 2; I'll focus on 3 here. I happen to have a typical case—just look at the images. No extra explanation needed. I'll just ask you 2 questions:
- When you use AI to write code, do you communicate with it this way?
- What's the difference? Think about it.
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