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Curious opinion. Is Claude Cowork not innovation? https://www.reddit.com/r/accelerate/comments/1qbg9bu/anthropic_built_cowork_in_one_and_half_weeks/#lightbox h

Curious opinion. Is Claude Cowork not innovation? https://www.reddit.com/r/accelerate/comments/1qbg9bu/anthropic_built_cowork_in_one_and_half_weeks/#lightbox https://www.reddit.com/r/accelerate/comments/1qbg9bu/anthrop... https://jpcaparas.medium.com/the-claude-code-creator-says-ai-writes-100-of-his-code-now-956b2a5905ba https://jpcaparas.medium.com/the-claude-code-creator-says-ai... is this not innovation? >> https://openai.com/prism/ https://openai.com/prism/ A better argument might be that greenfield applications are currently way easier for AI to build out, I do concede that point.

halJordan 8mo ago
It's great to finally see pushback. Even 6 months ago, this thread wouldve only been a luddite echo chamber. Sad that HN is so far behind the times but better late than never
Grimblewald 8mo ago
Of the things you've linked, none of them indicate anything new being brought to the table. So no, I see no merit in your comment. Each is an existing concept built using existing tools/solutions. if some dude is writing 100% of their code using ai, then i stand by my point in that they're not doing anything novel.