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That's not how I read it at all. Why do you think the latter group likes free stuff made for them?
by eklavya 22d ago
That's not how I read it at all. Why do you think the latter group likes free stuff made for them?
- vouaobrasil 22d agoI think it's more like the latter group likes the dopamine hit brought on my getting attention from release stuff.
- DidntUseIt 22d agoI never even said what the product is, it's for my job. Maybe you get a dopamine hit from comments like that.
- bigstrat2003 22d agoRight now the AI companies are selling their product at a loss to try to get us hooked. I think it's fair to describe the current situation as "unreasonably cheap", though free is a bit of a stretch.
- Towaway69 21d agoIt will be interesting to see what happens when human developers become cheaper than token maxxing AIs. Interesting because by then codebases might have become so complex that these can no longer be modified, maintained nor understood by humans, so replacing AI with HI (human intelligence) will simply no longer possible. That then represents a certain vendor lock-in or Mafia stand off: either keeping paying or have all the code go up in smoke. Certainly not everyone will be facing this dilemma, but it certainly isn’t sci-fi considering the track-record of big tech.
- cmiles74 21d agoWill the LLM tools be able to maintain this pile of code either? In my experience there seems to be some complexity maximum to a project that, once reached, the LLM tooling doesn't seem able to manage it either.
- Towaway69 21d agoThe new Moore’s Law? Every X months a new complexity level is reached. Or perhaps AGI is reached and suddenly AI solves this all by itself.