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This totally breaks due to complexity. This "works", except that AI destroys earlier functionality when adding new things. Also there is a very low level of com
by spwa4 1y ago
This totally breaks due to complexity. This "works", except that AI destroys earlier functionality when adding new things. Also there is a very low level of complexity where AI just blows up and won't work anymore, not even a little bit.
(and certainly Google's newest AI model is actually a step backwards on this front)
Add to that that nothing changes for difficult work. Writing a driver still requires hardware knowledge ... of the actual hardware. Which AI doesn't have ... and doesn't make any attempt to acquire.
I've seen articles that this part can actually be fixed. If you create a loop where the AI is forced to slowly build up low-level knowledge it can actually find this sort of things. But you need 10 expert AI researchers to do anything like this.
(frankly I don't see how this part could be fixed by better AI models)
What's in danger is the coding job consisting of "write me a form with these 20 fields". The 100% repetitive ones.