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What makes you think it’ll be “half broken garbage”? We’re at AI’s 80s brick cell phone stage right now, there’s a lot of improvement to come.
by retrac98 3y ago
What makes you think it’ll be “half broken garbage”?
We’re at AI’s 80s brick cell phone stage right now, there’s a lot of improvement to come.
- rocgf 3y agoI believe it is a coping mechanism for many people. Software engineering is a field in which many revel in its perceived complexity, the 'status' that comes with doing a job that brings so much to the table, yet is not understood by the average person. Now, all of a sudden, there is a tool that is starting to bite into that and it is very easy to dismiss it using phrases such as "half broken garbage".
- modo_mario 3y agoTo be fair, regardless of the status and what have you I've seen a lot of people in my time complain that they're making unoptimized garbage with half broken tooling and they weren't shy about saying it. For now AI in this context is often just another piece of such tooling and people using it may experience for example github copilot or the like spit out faulty blocks of code most of the time when it's not doing something cookiecutter. When you then know full well it needs to improve till it's almost correct 100% of the time and do a whole lot more then yeah people are going to be dismissive for a good while longer.
- ergl 3y agoSelf-checkout machines in supermarkets are famously shit and generally require customers to perform extra work, and yet they are preferred by shops because they can pay one employee to manage 10 machines instead of having 10 employees