AI-Assisted Coding and Prompt Engineering - page 2

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GoldRankers #:
https://claude.ai 
Claude Ai always mess with MQL5 with tons of errors and warnings. I guess you have refine those code manually and highly possible these code are generated step by step not in one go. 
 

 
 
Interesting strategy.
Thank you for sharing.
 
Vladislav Boyko #: [video]
The irony of that video is the fact that I've actually seen "AI Trainer" recruiters posting job ads online.  They're all piecework independent contractor jobs requiring highly specialized knowledge in a particular field. What a dream job.🙄
 
Ryan L Johnson #:
The irony of that video is the fact that I've actually seen "AI Trainer" recruiters posting job ads online.  They're all piecework independent contractor jobs requiring highly specialized knowledge in a particular field. What a dream job.🙄

I'm not sure if I understood what you mean, but I was reminded of this video I saw recently:


 
Vladislav Boyko #:

I'm not sure if I understood what you mean...

At the end of the video that you posted in Post #12, the woman tells the man that "you are the AI" and that "you can get a job doing this."

The only thing more invasive to a user than using AI would be instructing AI as a trainer.

 

If you're an enterprising guy without IT skills who's vibe-coding some software, then in addition to skilled people maintaining the code, you'll need other skilled people to find and fix vulnerabilities.

From a security point of view, I find the main imbalance in the following:

  • Unskilled people can use AI to deploy generated code that contains far more vulnerabilities than human-written code.
  • Skilled bad guys, with the help of AI, have become much more effective at finding vulnerabilities to exploit for evil purposes.

This doesn't apply to MQL apps; I'm speaking in general terms.


 
Vladislav Boyko #:
From a security point of view

It's worth noting that I'm an overly security-conscious person. Perhaps I'm a bit paranoid.

For example, I decided to try installing Gemini CLI. But for security reasons, I'm certainly not going to install it on my main system. So, I've been learning Linux for a week now so I can install Gemini CLI on a virtual machine while taking at least minimal measures to isolate the virtual machine from the host. Besides isolating the virtual machine from the host, I also need a Linux user with limited privileges.

Although, no, I'm not paranoid. A paranoid person would use VirtualBox, but I chose WSL. I guess I'm just a techie who found an excuse to learn something new.

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