No shit. Like seo meddling with search. What one man creates, another will exploit.

Taco Tuesday?

Maybe they need to get divorced, to rediscover what’s left of their humanity.

Obviously it was still in beta.

Encouraging. But I’d wait for the large/ full scale tests.

I observe the same phenomenon with devs using chatgpt.

Commercial interests, uninterested/ insincere/ dishonest users, it’s not the tech, really. It’s that the diamonds get lost in the rough.

Thumbnail is Voltron pulling off his finishing move: the people’s elbow.

Give it a name. Like Alf, or Chewbacca.

I’m guessing the systems are going to be codes with AI, so no one really understands the code any more. The senior devs will be the only ones with the experience to decipher the AI output, and raise their clout considerably. Pay on the upper echelons will improve somewhat. Down the value chain, not so much. When the older deva eventually retire, there will be no one left to maintain the systems so they will be continually replaced with newer systems done by low cost devs. Also see offshoring development teams.

Le bot stupide! Merde!

God damnit you dumbass bot! Is the same one that spammed the same article a few weeks back?

Tech does that. Humans get complacent. Think of backup cameras, GPS in the context of driving. 12 cameras and people still park like geriatrics In a minefield. A voice advising the driver from 800m out and they still miss their exit, then slam it into reverse to meet it. Smfh.

Hes gonna fold. Calling it now.

We know the story of jobs/ Wozniak and zuck in college, but didn’t Elon just buy PayPal/ Twitter? What did he ever invent?

Does it continue to make money? Then the executives don’t care.

Good long read. It highlights the thought process in great detail, breaking down the key components of how similar effects are created.

Remember Medusa in the inhumans? Me neither.

Let’s ban the advertisement industry.

If you consider that for every one person who recognises it as Mary sue slop, there are millions who like projecting their victim complex on those characters. The problem is not the industry, it’s the audience that fuels it.