Python

So, you have told the AI to create certain features and fix certain issues and now it doesn't work that way anymore? Have you considered learning Python to be able to tell it what to do? Or like using it in a way that it explains to you what it does instead of simply letting it do it for you?

It just keeps giving me code with errors

So you need to learn to code instead of assuming an AI can do the jobn for you

I tried, but I just can't do it

How you tried to learn?

I tried reading the documentation, but it's too complicated for me.

Look, the point is this: AIs are not capable to replace developers and while you can get quite far with using AI without being a developer, you won't be able to do the same as developers can. At a certain point, you need to either learn the language to be able to tell what to do differently or point it to issues or you will need to wait until it can do what you want it to do.

That's a shame, because I really need to create a very simple bot.

Then invest time learning how to code

That's what you think. Perhaps code-wise it is not that simple?

yes

You've got two options (or perhaps three): - Learn it yourself and either do it yourself or point it to mistakes (for which you might even be able to use AI) - Try a different AI (good luck) - Wait until the AI can do it

Which AI would you recommend using?

For AI to be effective and precise, you need to give it precise instructions Artificial Intelligence is a misleading title, as its not actually inteligent (at all) What you are using is called LLM (large language model) and this is just a very tiny peace of AI concept... It works on predicting the next word, it does not know what you are talking about, it only guesses what the next word might be... So you need to be very precise and instruct it specificly - which you cannot really do if you do not know what you are doing... So yeah, as others said Invest some time to learn the language, to understand what the program does.... Then maybe you can give "AI" better instructions on how to do it (or even better, build it yourself)

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Nice answer, Thanks.

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First single out one framework to learn, preferably one you have interest in. For example, if you're into gaming, choose Pygame. For AI (or LLM) -programming > PyTorch, websites > Django, APIs (used to connect different programs, i.e. to plug in external services into your existing program) > FastAPI. There are many more Python frameworks, and without knowing which to learn, it's challenging to move on to the how.

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