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I see it as those who learn to use AI effectively are seeing massive benefits. Those that haven't seen those benefits are still skeptical. Someone who's seen t
by socalgal2 19d ago
I see it as those who learn to use AI effectively are seeing massive benefits. Those that haven't seen those benefits are still skeptical.
Someone who's seen the benfits, knows, with proof, the benefits exist. They're like Copernicus who realized the plants go around the sun, not the earth. The others are still like those who look up, see the planets go around the sky, and can't believe the earth is not at the center. They then shout "you're lying, you're crazy, burn the hertic!"
- JuniperMesos 19d agoThe story of the discovery of heliocentricism is a lot more complex than this; the people who didn't immediately accept heliocentric theories (including the ancient Greeks - look up Aristarchus) often had good, scientific reasons for doing so. Or just look up at the sky at night yourself and ask yourself how you, personally, would confirm it if someone told you that what you see in the sky is better explained by the Earth moving around the sun than the sun moving around the Earth.
- Planktonne 19d ago> those who learn to use AI effectively are seeing massive benefits The massive benefits should be visible to outside observers as well, but where are they?
- Daishiman 19d agoYes. People see orgs tackling more problems and resolving bugs faster.
- Planktonne 19d agoI don't agree that people do see that, and if they do, it's hardly an overwhelming trend.
- Daishiman 18d agoI see my org delivering twice as many features and implementing way more tools that actually solve problems. The issue is that doesn’t necessarily mean that customers will pay more, as most of the features of software are not actually core.
- Planktonne 18d agoWould that really count as a 'massive benefit' then?
- Daishiman 18d agoFor the customers? Yes. For engineers building tools that increase their quality of life? For sure. For removing legacy cruft? Absolutely.
- huurtehoog 18d agoEven if we just look at public markets: manufacturers and hyperscalers stocks are through the roof, while they finance private model providers that are ever pushing their IPO into the future. Doesn't look very much like growing prosperity as much as vacuuming value into the core of the corporate world system.