GPT-4 uses extensive information from billions of documents and websites retrieved from the Internet to perform word processing tasks, including programming.
Wolverine shows a side view of the Python code on the left and the results of the patching on the right. The program runs, detects errors, “talks” to GPT-4 to fix it, and runs the program again until the errors are cleared.
Potentially, this technique can be applied to other programming languages. Wolverine requires a paid OpenAI API key for GPT-3.5 or GPT-4.
Source: Ferra
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