mccaffary/ChatGPT-Domain-Specific-Language

Exploring ChatGPT (OpenAI) with a novel DSL (domain-specific language)

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This project helps AI researchers and prompt engineers understand how large language models (LLMs) learn new programming languages. It takes examples of a completely novel, proprietary programming language (SIL) as input, and shows how ChatGPT then attempts to write new code in that same language. The primary users are those who are researching the capabilities and limitations of LLMs, specifically concerning their ability to infer and apply syntax from limited examples.

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Use this if you are an AI researcher or prompt engineer curious about how LLMs handle novel programming languages based on few-shot examples.

Not ideal if you are looking for a tool to automatically generate code in established programming languages or a practical coding assistant for day-to-day development.

AI research prompt engineering language model evaluation few-shot learning novel language inference
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