Valve Engineer Shares Experience of Using ChatGPT in 'Deadlock' Development

TapTechNews October 4th news, Valve engineer Fletcher Dunn yesterday shared on social media his experience of using ChatGPT to improve the matching algorithm of 'Deadlock'. He said that ChatGPT is like an advanced search engine and can help him find the required solutions.

Dunn put forward the need to improve the matching algorithm to ChatGPT during the testing stage of 'Deadlock', and ChatGPT suggested that he use the Hungarian algorithm. Dunn adopted this suggestion and expressed his surprise at the powerful functions of ChatGPT.

Dunn believes that the power of ChatGPT lies in its ability to understand natural language and provide relevant information. Even in professional fields such as game development, ChatGPT can quickly understand users' questions and give accurate answers. Even if there are sometimes errors or hallucinations, problems can be quickly solved through verification and correction.

Dunn said that although this algorithm can be found through traditional search engines, it takes more time and effort to find the appropriate search keywords. He said that ChatGPT can directly understand his questions and provide answers, which is the true value of it.

TapTechNews noticed that Dunn is full of confidence in the future development of ChatGPT. He believes that ChatGPT will become an indispensable tool, just like Google search once was. He believes that as search engines are filled with advertisements, click baits, and false forums, the value of ChatGPT will be more prominent.