OpenAI partners with Stack Overflow

A OpenAI has just announced a new partnership with the Stack Overflow development platform to improve the performance of your AI models on programming tasks.

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The details:

• A OpenAI will use Stack Overflow's OverflowAPI to access the platform's vast repository of Q&A technical data accumulated over 15 years.
• The partnership aims to make the ChatGPT better at providing coding answers by leveraging Stack Overflow's community-verified content.
• Each response from ChatGPT Using data from Stack Overflow will link to relevant posts, promoting deeper engagement with the developer community.
• The move marks a major shift for the platform, which previously banned AI responses – although it has since also partnered with Gemini do Google.

Because it's important:

It seems that the ChatGPT is about to get a major coding update – a tempting thought given how much the capabilities have increased in such a short time. The deal is also a sign of the times, with a developer community that was previously skeptical of AI now partnering with two of the biggest models in the industry.

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