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The importance of visual modeling languages in generative software engineering

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Author

Roberto Rossi

Outline

This paper addresses the importance of multimodal GPTs in the interaction between software engineering and generative AI. Specifically, we explore software engineering use cases based on the enhanced capabilities of GPT-4, which accepts not only natural language but also images and text inputs. This is the first similar study of multimodal GPTs that perform software engineering tasks using prompts that combine diagrams and natural language.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways: This paper presents new possibilities for software engineering tasks utilizing multimodal GPTs (e.g., GPT-4). It suggests that prompts that combine diagrams and natural language can increase the efficiency of the software development process.
Limitations: The use cases presented in this paper are limited to GPT-4, which may limit their generalizability to other multimodal models. Furthermore, in-depth discussion on prompt engineering that combines diagrams and natural language may be lacking. Further research is needed to determine generalizability, as experimental results for various types of diagrams and complex software engineering tasks are not presented.
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