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The amount of em dashes in this article is quite telling... I agree with the core of the idea though, and I have written about it as well (https://www.linkedin
by brunoborges 1y ago
The amount of em dashes in this article is quite telling...
I agree with the core of the idea though, and I have written about it as well (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/brunocborges_ai-wont-eliminate-software-developer-jobs-activity-7325913879266361346-fPl0?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAADoNvsBUd5N6GpFo_v2ZBJBng4w9fERfXo https://www.linkedin.com/posts/brunocborges_ai-wont-eliminat...).
- fellowniusmonk 1y agoIt reads very much like the positive — bloviation — of AI. Where the author just asked gpt to "tell me why AI can't replace my job". So — little — content. This — is — slop. *I mean the whole first section is the most AI sounding thing I've ever seen, even the attempt at a punchy opening is obvious: The executives get excited. The consultants circle like sharks. PowerPoint decks multiply. Budgets shift. And then reality sets in.