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He argued that AI systems are already capable of tackling genuinely complex challenges. And they are already capable of making a genuine mess of things --- par
by jqpabc123 6mo ago
He argued that AI systems are already capable of tackling genuinely complex challenges.
And they are already capable of making a genuine mess of things --- particularly over the long term.
Some AI models are sorta OK at writing code. None of them are very good at maintaining it. Straightening out the mess that AI makes is going to be even harder and more costly after the labor market for developers retracts.
- readitalready 6mo ago[flagged]
- therobots927 6mo agoThat is complete bullshit. If you actually believe that, then you’re almost certainly either a manager or an IC specializing in CSS, HTML, or JavaScript.
- readitalready 6mo ago[flagged]
- therobots927 6mo agoOr maybe you’re not actually that smart and your expertise lies in the middle of the skill distribution where AI excels. “I see arrogant retards everywhere that think they're smarter than AI.” Your highly offensive reference to the intellectually disabled reads as projection.
- readitalready 6mo ago[dead]
- skinner_ 6mo agoMy use case is wildly different from CSS, HTML etc. I use numerical algorithms to solve problems in pure mathematics. AI models are now better than me and my colleagues at writing code, and we are pretty good in the first place. The catch is that we do not ask AI to write whole applications, we ask it to implement building blocks like "For finite X subset R^d, find all pairs (Y, Z), Y subset X, Z subset X such that Y and Z are congruent".
- plmpsu 6mo agoHonestly, I can say the same thing about some of my coworkers.
- jqpabc123 6mo agoYour co-workers can easily be replaced with more competent ones at your employer's discretion. Can he do the same with AI?