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In short, no. Most of the folks I talk to in my age group are somewhere between anti-AI and "AI works for specific use cases". I find it is the younger folk wh
by codingdave 20d ago
In short, no.
Most of the folks I talk to in my age group are somewhere between anti-AI and "AI works for specific use cases". I find it is the younger folk who think it is miraculous and want to use it everywhere.
- smcg 20d agoThe executive class is overwhelmingly Gen-X and that class is very pro-AI.
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- jdlshore 20d agoBrown dogs chase cars != all dogs chase cars. And especially, != black dogs chase cars. 80s hobbiest programmers are GenX, and maybe most execs are GenX, but that doesn’t mean both groups share the same opinions.
- ChiperSoft 20d agoExecutives are not engineers. Not even the CTO
- tanseydavid 20d agoAdditionally they likely never were "hobby programmers", so the specific generation (Gen-X) may be a match, the question was defined more specific.
- gnz11 19d agoNo, but that doesn't stop them from pushing vibe coded software at meetings and demanding it be put into production or otherwise regurgitating verbatim what their agents tell them.
- foobarchu 19d agoOr worse, demanding you "use more ai" in your work because clients have been questioning whether the company is "all in on ai"