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I think I do agree with the central point but a point of order is that if you tell AI to fix the bug and then tell it to fix the next error you might still be b
by zingar 1mo ago
I think I do agree with the central point but a point of order is that if you tell AI to fix the bug and then tell it to fix the next error you might still be building an important skill: learning how to make the AI get good results.
- chrisjj 1mo agoThat kinda presumes you get good results. All you're sure to get is a bigger bill for tokens.
- Terr_ 1mo agoIt also assumes the people will somehow develop the skill to verify whether the LLM-result is "good". That's not guaranteed to happen and it's not a new problem, since it happens when managers are unable to detect problems in the team's product or output.