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> This new wave of non-developers deploying code to production that makes its way to a Show HN on the homepage here for 7 hours is scary to me. I understand th
by 627467 2y ago
> This new wave of non-developers deploying code to production that makes its way to a Show HN on the homepage here for 7 hours is scary to me.
I understand the feeling, and yet different tools/stages of increased digitalization of life are at the root of what is scary, not AI. personal data is input into the "global world computer" at astonishing rate, payments, payment credentials, all this attracting opportunist players with outright intentions of grabbing all this "public" data. even seasoned engineers are vulnerable to supply chain attacks. whether "new" code is developed by or with AI assistants seems the least of the problems in this context.
- Tao3300 2y agoBoth those things are stupid. Or scary. Whichever you prefer. This isn't dev. This isn't hacking in the classic sense of the word. This is asking a genie to do it, trusting he's not malign or incompetent, and then saying "look, I made this!"