NEWS

Date and time: Wednesday, July 30th, 17:30-18:30

Location: Online (held on Zoom)

Participation fee: Free

It has been reported that programming exercises conducted at universities and other institutions can be automated using generative AI. The rapid spread of generative AI is expected to dramatically change the development of software systems. Professor Ubayashi Naoyasu will give a lecture on how software system development will change in this situation and what challenges must be solved, including discussing cutting-edge efforts.

https://musashi-sigspai.connpass.com/event/357495/ 

program

17:15- Opening a Zoom meeting

17:30 greeting Hironori Takeuchi (Representative of Musashi University AI Social Penetration Research Group)

17:30-18:20 Lecture Takayasu Ubayashi (Waseda University)

18:20-18:30 A discussion including questions from the audience Takayasu Ubayashi and Hironori Takeuchi

Lecture: Current status, challenges, and future of software and system development in the age of generative AI Takayasu Ubayashi (Waseda University)

Overview

The advent of large-scale language models has dramatically improved the accuracy of automatically fixing bugs and automatically generating programs from specifications and comments. It is highly likely that in the not-too-distant future, humans and AI will collaborate on software development projects. In this talk, I will provide an overview of the application of large-scale language models to software development and discuss the nature of collaboration between humans and AI in software development.