We gave AI access to our code.
Then our files.
Then our terminal.
Now we're debating whether it should get production access.
How did we get here so casually? 💀
Professor Jiang says ChatGPT is humans in India:
“It’s not fully generated by AI. I guarantee you it’s being manipulated by humans somewhere in India.”
“Maybe it’s 90% AI, 10% human.”
(Via Jack Neel Podcast)
A Silicon Valley startup raises $5 million and fails, It's a learning experience.
An African startup raises $100k and struggles, It's proof that the market isn't ready.
I look at it differently
I think most people I knew got into the industry because they really liked coding. Now that AI is in the process of affecting every part of that industry its not the ego that is being shattered but process of the craft we got paid to do and loved is being shattered.
But of course I think there is many things to be excited about and I do think that even though the old way is going to fade out over the years for the majority of programmers, there is still so much amazing things you can do.
Not a doomer
I’ve been using it for EdTech to seed some courses into a database and damn it’s heavy. I thought of switching to sonnet but was reluctant cause I want the intelligence of opus so I’m caught in both worlds. Comment from Africa