This. “What I’m trying to elaborate is that I don’t want the services (that I depend on) to degrade just because someone pushed AI where it didn’t belong or skipped their job in quality, security, reliability and verification.” https://blog.alexewerlof.com/p/coding-is-not-solved
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This is exactly what AI CEOs sound to me.
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Just don’t watch shit you do not know the source of.
Willpower matters.
Nice explainer.