Hey, I wanna be a part of your development team.

Thanks dude!

Seriously? You think it's vaporware? Coding is always necessary. I see people think they can use AI for simple functions or trying to use it like Google and that is definitely overkill. Code is still necessary and will continue to be so. Code is consistent. It follows rules exactly. I've worked on some huge systems with millions of dollars at risk if they failed and they had very complex logic. Yet, there's always situations where someone has to make a decision. So we have to create a queue and an approval process, etc, etc. When I run things in my own company, I only hire people when I can't code a nuanced decision. And that always means looking at nuance and making a decision based on lots of factors. AI, does that last bit. It doesn't replace code-- it can, but that's so inefficient that there is no reason to do it. But it is a game changer. And it should be considered when creating new technical solutions.

​@@OverpassApps just look at the most recent Google debacle with search (recommends eating rocks for a balanced diet, etc), or the one before that with images - yes, it's vaporware. It literally vaporizes copious amounts of energy to produce dangerous hallucinations. When they say 50% of new code is being written by AI, what they don't say is that additional 200% of time is dedicated to debugging, erasing, and/or refactoring that code. Look at instances of "certainly" in academic research since Nov 2022 - it's literally polluting our science with absolute trash. Or look at our creative fields and how creators have been *ROBBED* of their IP and an entire generation of fledgling artists, writers, and musicians are now discouraged from pursuing an already thankless but essential craft. All in exchange for bland replacements, crooked fingers, and deepfakes. And even in fields where it seems to make sense, like reporting and customer service - it is a) eliminating essential entry-level roles for most industries, and b) creating a potentially dystopian future for us all... doesn't take much to imagination to see how fast it can get to a Black Mirror episode. So yes, it is absolute vaporware in every sense of the word - even in the most meta sense considering that it's vaporizing the very essence it requires to be trained. And also, you're about 18 months late to this mind-blowing insight that you're having. Kindly, wake the f*ck up.

Fair enough.

If you insist... The technology burns infinite energy just to power its useless hallucinations. It cannot be trusted in any meaningful production environment (which you'd know if you actually used it). Just look at the latest Google debacle for a taste of the vaporware (recommends eating rocks for a healthy diet, etc). Or the one before with images.. Look at Devin for an even more transparent example of just how much vapor it generated in its own promotional demo - claiming to solve a real Upwork task, meanwhile it was spinning for 10+ hours (thousands of dollars?) in order to do nothing more than create issues in existing code and solve none of the actual assignment. They say that 50% of all new code is generated with AI. What they don't say is that an additional 200% of time saved is now being dedicated to debugging, rewriting, and refactoring that code. Have you seen Rabbit? Humaine? The list of grifts is growing by the day. Seems like you really want to contribute... Or look at how all of the generative AI has stolen IP from legit artists and demoralized an entire generation of painters, writers, musicians, likely robbing society of one of the most thankless yet valuable archivists, commentators, and entertainers. All for what - crooked fingers and deepfakes. I could go on. But you should really do you own research. Kindly, please wake the f*ck up...

If you insist... The technology burns infinite energy just to power its useless hallucinations. It cannot be trusted in any meaningful production environment (which you'd know if you actually used it). Just look at the latest Google debacle for a taste of the vaporware (recommends eating rocks for a healthy diet, etc). Or the one before with images.. Look at Devin for an even more transparent example of just how much vapor it generated in its own promotional demo - claiming to solve a real Upwork task, meanwhile it was spinning for 10+ hours (thousands of dollars?) in order to do nothing more than create issues in existing code and solve none of the actual assignment. They say that 50% of all new code is generated with AI. What they don't say is that an additional 200% of time saved is now being dedicated to debugging, rewriting, and refactoring that code. Have you seen Rabbit? Humaine? The list of grifts is growing by the day. Seems like you really want to contribute... Or look at how all of the generative AI has stolen IP from legit artists and demoralized an entire generation of painters, writers, musicians, likely robbing society of one of the most thankless yet valuable archivists, commentators, and entertainers. All for what - crooked fingers and deepfakes. I could go on. But you should really do you own research. Kindly, please wake the f*ck up...

Yeah that would be an interesting video

Absolutely.

Yeah, I was so excited when they first announced the JSON response back when they did. And the seed value. It may be able to code later. But most of the time, we aren't hired to write code. The same way an author is not required to type. We are hired to delivery technical solutions. And that's still a skill that the normies don't have :-)

Thanks!

Thanks!

Haha. I've met those kinds of developers. Never learn anything new and tell you everything new is terrible. They get laid off eventually.