Hrm. Mitchell has been very level-headed about AI tools, but this seems like a rare overstep into hype territory. "This new thing that hasn't been shipped, tes

Hrm. Mitchell has been very level-headed about AI tools, but this seems like a rare overstep into hype territory. "This new thing that hasn't been shipped, tested, proven, in a public capacity on real projects should be the default experience going forwards" is a bit much. I for one wouldn't prefer a pre-chewed machine analysis. That sounds like an interesting feature to explore, but why does it need to be forced into the spotlight?