> You avoid the two usual mistakes I see with current AI, either thinking it's already game over for us or that it's a nothing-burger. A lot of the latter is c

> You avoid the two usual mistakes I see with current AI, either thinking it's already game over for us or that it's a nothing-burger. A lot of the latter is caused by the former. It is a nothing burger compared to the shocking amount of hysteria on HN about AI putting programmers out of a job. You'd expect a programmer to know what his job is, but alas, apparently even programmers think of themselves as glorified typewriters.