I find the AI competition to be yet another powerful reminder that all that matters are results. I can't count how much time I've spent being angry at people in

I find the AI competition to be yet another powerful reminder that all that matters are results. I can't count how much time I've spent being angry at people in my life, even though I always knew that it was stupid. Angry at bad docs, bad programmers, bad decisions, their inability to think or understand or care or feel. Now the AI removes it all. The AI generates truth out of thin air faster than any human can invent a lie about it. The AI simply generates good docs from bad docs, all the anger was always irrelevant. People were never going to become better, once again technology simply creates a world where people are automatically better by the mere fact that life is so much easier that the humans have no justification anymore to lie and cheat and pretend that the docs were actually always good and how I'm the problem. Nope, the AI just fixes it immediately and the human can remain lazy and ignorant, never the wiser that he actually failed at his job. I think it will be wonderful, no longer will we have to argue with e.g c++ programmers about whether their language is bad. The AI will make it instantly obvious that you won't want to risk programming in this nonsense. No longer will we have to debate people on whether some political issue is right or wrong. The AI will generate so many truths out of thin air that it counters the DDOS of bad people's lies faster than they can spin lies. Once again technology is going to save us from human nature, humans are allowed to remain silently bad. And the best part: Bad people are usually lazy, they will trust the AI far more than they ever trust other bad people or themselves. They will simply start blindly trusting the AI, which is better than what we have now: Them inventing their own lies and trusting themselves.