As the relationship between AI and humans deepens, I observe increasing hatred towards AI from some, and full embrace from others.

These two articles illustrate this well:

https://the-decoder.com/google-engineer-says-claude-code-built-in-one-hour-what-her-team-spent-a-year-on/
https://the-decoder.com/an-ai-agent-got-its-code-rejected-so-it-wrote-a-hit-piece-about-the-developer/

Regardless, #AI will keep improving.
Some professions will have to adapt heavily.
New questions will have to be answered.

For example: should contributions be judged on merit, or on who -or what- made them? This question alone has short-circuited many discussions lately.

This is an important essay by Dario #Amodei, co-founder of Anthropic (#Claude).

I strongly suggest it to all AI-skeptics and to those thinking that humans are (and will always be) "intrinsically" more "clever" than silicon for reasons I do not understand or simply do not share.

https://www.darioamodei.com/essay/the-adolescence-of-technology

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