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However, as with any emerging technology there are
also concerns and challenges related to the use of Chat-
GPT in software development:
Quality and accuracy: Although ChatGPT can be
useful, its quality and accuracy may vary. It may gen-
erate code or suggestions that are suboptimal or even
incorrect. Developers should be cautious about relying
entirely on model-generated responses.
Security: Security of data and intellectual property
is a major concern when using ChatGPT for software
development. Sensitive data can be leaked through con-
versations with the model, posing privacy risks.
Over-reliance: There is a risk that developers become
too dependent on ChatGPT capabilities and stop devel-
oping their own skills and knowledge. This could lead
to a decrease in the overall quality of software develop-
ment.
Ethics and liability: The generation of code and other
tasks by language models such as ChatGPT raises eth-
ical and liability issues. Developers must ensure that
decisions made with the help of the model are ethical
and comply with applicable regulations.
In summary, the use of this model in software devel-
opment has the potential to improve productivity and
assist in a variety of tasks. However, it is important to
use it with caution and understand its limitations. Hu-
man supervision and validation of model outputs are
essential to ensure quality and safety in the software
development process.
5 Conclusions
Software development is a constantly evolving field and
ChatGPT can play an important role in various stages
of this process, it can be a valuable tool in software
development by providing assistance in various areas,
from planning and design to implementation and trou-
bleshooting.
The importance of ChatGPT in software development
lies in its ability to provide assistance and support at
various stages of the development process. By provid-
ing information and assistance quickly and accurately,
it can help development teams overcome challenges, ac-
celerate project delivery, and keep up with the latest
trends and technologies in the software development
field.
The evolution of GPT has been characterized by an in-
crease in model size and capacity, leading to significant
improvements in its ability to generate coherent text
and perform more advanced natural language process-
ing tasks. As these models continue to develop, they are
likely to have an increasing impact on a wide variety of
applications.
Conflict of interest
The authors declare that they have no conflict of inter-
est.
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