ChatGPT's odds of getting code questions correct are worse than a coin flip
Among other findings, the authors found ChatGPT is more likely to make conceptual errors than factual ones."Many answers are incorrect due to ChatGPT’s incapability to understand the underlying context of the question being asked," the paper found.
"We also think that Stack Overflow may want to improve the discoverability of their answers to help in finding useful answers. Additionally, Stack Overflow may want to provide more specific guidelines to help answerers structure their answers, eg: in a step-by-step, detail-oriented manner."There's some positive news here for Stack Overflow, which in 2018 was called out for being the source of incorrect code snippets in aboutof 1.3 million Android apps.
"That said, Stack Overflow’s traffic, along with traffic to many other sites, has been impacted by the surge of interest in ChatGPT over the last few months. In April of this year, we saw an above average traffic decrease , which we can likely attribute to developers trying GPT-4 after it was released in March. Our traffic also changes based on search algorithms, which have a big influence on how our content is discovered.
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