@dunkurtin@JoeyGhost@janedoepuppy Talented developers hate spending time writing actual code. Thats the worst part of software engineering, writing the code.
@dunkurtin@JoeyGhost@janedoepuppy Also, the only outliers are the one who are writing code without AI. Probably 1 in a 1000 mostly making config updates on their deployment or some shit
@dunkurtin@JoeyGhost@janedoepuppy I work with people who are building new products with AI at the centre of it at faang firms.
The seniors were the first to adopt AI to simple workflows and forced adoption among everyone else, held seminars conducted classes to learn how to optimise work.
@Lurker29301@JoeyGhost@janedoepuppy Do what things with ease, which things is it not getting better at. What things it cant do more easily than it did 3 years ago.
@dunkurtin@JoeyGhost@janedoepuppy Find me literally one high caliber person who is not using AI for daily coding. Literally the creator of Linux and Github uses it everyday
@25000acres@joegibbs98@spicey_lemonade@GaryMarcus I mean how far from figuring out tonality in audio, video is going to be hard. But their is immense training goin on in the field in that direction
@midwesteng4@mattyglesias I don’t think so. I think AI is going to be a lot like computers. Where a small subgroup adapts it very quickly but the out-group is slowly forced to adapt as systems change and get more efficient. Too many bottlenecks today for everyone to actively adapt to it.
@midwesteng4@mattyglesias Sorry I meant 100%, although its closer to 2-2.5x. Do we expect AI to be magnitudes of level higher, these predictions would only make sense then, no
@WildStellarCat@ExEuropean@EU_Commission The right analogy here would be, US building all the roads set a 60 speed limit.
Then EU coming in being mad that they couldn’t build any roads and focus all their effort and time on installing toll points every 100m on the road they could not build.