Row 33693

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Has anyone used this function on etherscan? https://etherscan.io/code-reader

I don’t have an open AI account, but I’m thinking about creating one to try that out. I don’t like blindly throwing my money at projects, but I’m no computer scientist or developer so when reading the contract I don’t know exactly what I’m looking at. I know things like Certik exist, but for the projects that haven’t been put through their system yet, this could help out and make me more comfortable to trying to be early in a project.

How does GPT 3.5 or 4 do when reading the code from a contract? What insights does it provide and does it actually give beneficial results worth trying out? I’ve just recently been diving deeper into vetting new projects and something like this could be beneficial to me if it’s able to identify mint functions and other potentially malicious lines of code. Or at least give a general idea of what the code does.

There are some projects starting to come out with actual decent use cases and tokenomics and I suppose I just want to verify that they’re actually working on what they say they are.

Thanks in advance!

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text Has anyone used this function on etherscan? https://etherscan.io/code-reader I don’t have an open AI account, but I’m thinking about creating one to try that out. I don’t like blindly throwing my money at projects, but I’m no computer scientist or developer so when reading the contract I don’t know exactly what I’m looking at. I know things like Certik exist, but for the projects that haven’t been put through their system yet, this could help out and make me more comfortable to trying to be ear…
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