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From our perspective as users. From the company's perspective? Net positive, they don't need to hire people. We're going to be so messed up in a decade or so w
by oblio 1y ago
From our perspective as users. From the company's perspective? Net positive, they don't need to hire people.
We're going to be so messed up in a decade or so when only 10-20-30% of the population is employable in decent jobs.
People keep harping on about people moving on with their lives, but people don't. Many industrial heartlands in the developed world are wastelands compared to what they were: Walloonia in Belgium, Scotland in the UK, the Rust Belt in the US.
People don't really move on, they suffer, sometimes for generations.
- thatjoeoverthr 1y agoA CRUD flow is the actual automation, which was already digested into the economy by 2005 or so. PHP is not a guy in the back who types HTML really fast when you click a button :) The LLM, here, is the opposite; additional human labor to build the integrations, additional capital for chips, heavy cost of inference, an additional skeuomorphic UI (it self identifies as a chat/texting situation) and your wasted time. I would almost call it "make work".