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GPT4 |
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Looking up the Bureau of Labor Statistics OES codes for a set of occupations |
OES (Occupational Employment Statistics) codes can be used to look up data for a given profession. For example, the code for "Software Developer" is 15-1252 and leads to this page.
The below use-case did not use code formatting blocks; I added them in to get proper newlines in markdown.
System: give me data in the following format:
Civil Engineer: oes172051
User: Complete the BLS OES table:
Civil Engineer: oes172051
Mechanical Engineer:
Chemical Engineer:
Electrical Enigneer:
Industrial Engineer:
Assistant:
Civil Engineer: oes172051
Mechanical Engineer: oes172141
Chemical Engineer: oes172041
Electrical Engineer: oes172071
Industrial Engineer: oes172112
User:
Continue the table.
Assistant:
Aerospace Engineer: oes172011
Biomedical Engineer: oes172031
Computer Hardware Engineer: oes172061
Environmental Engineer: oes172081
Materials Engineer: oes172131
Nuclear Engineer: oes172161
Software Engineer: oes151132
Structural Engineer: oes172181
All of these were correct with the exception of "Software Engineer" and "Structural Engineer", neither of which are BLS occupations. Interestingly 15-1132 used to be the code for "software developers" but it was changed after GPT's training cutoff.