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I agree with the statement in the title. Using AI to write code does two things: 1. Everything seems to go faster at first until you have to debug it because
by sunami-ai 2y ago
I agree with the statement in the title.
Using AI to write code does two things:
1. Everything seems to go faster at first until you have to debug it because the AI can't seem to be able to fix the issue... It's hard enough to debug code you wrote yourself. However, if you work with code written by others (team environment) then maybe you're used to this, but not being able to quickly debug code you're responsible for will shoot you in the foot.
2. You brain neurons in charge of code production will be naturally re-assigned for other cognitive tasks. It's not like riding a bicycle or swimming which once learned is never forgotten. It's more like advanced math, which if you don't practice you can forget.
Short term gain; long term pain.
- dkjaudyeqooe 2y agoEssentially: people are vastly overestimating AI ability and vastly underestimating HI ability. Humans are supremely adaptable. That's what our defining attribute as a species is. As a group we can adapt to more or less any reality we find ourselves in. People with good minds will use whatever tools they have to enhance their natural abilities. People with less good minds will use whatever tools they have to cover up their inability until they're found out.
- smeeger 2y agoyou are objectively wrong because you dismiss out of hand the possibility that AI will not continue to improve. the heuristics are against you and you have no reasoning or evidence behind your assertion that we have already hit the ceiling. youre arrogant. just confront it already