andrewmurphy

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   by andrewmurphy 5mo ago

   No problem. It's still though the problem that investors were warning about at the AI Summit last year. The barrier to entry is now so low that they have almost stopped investing in AI coded products. You've also got the customer
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   by andrewmurphy 5mo ago

   :-) Maybe that is still me being a control freak and pretending that it is me. "I" can have anything written for me. The code will work and I can code review it or just make sure that my spec was implemented. My point is that in
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   AI is making it easy but also hard

   1 points by andrewmurphy 5mo ago|7 comments
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   by andrewmurphy 5mo ago

   I always say that it is like an over-trusted employee that has the technical skills of an expert and the common sense of an intern who is afraid to clarify what you actually need. Worse than that is that it will actively get round controls
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   by andrewmurphy 6mo ago

   Until the robots get good enough and cheap enough but then hopefully capitalism balances the market. After all, if everyone is out of work then either we have communism or companies cannot sell anything.
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   by andrewmurphy 6mo ago

   Really interested to understand how the AI keeps rebaselining back to the topic in hand and doesn't end up getting confused the more it has in its context window. Did it just essentially create one big plan and spawn different agents t