Max Leibman“There’s no way to put the genie back into the bottle,” insist AI boosters about a product that the industry is spending more than a trillion dollars a year to keep out of the bottle.
burly@maxleibman Not realizing that if the models were as good as the hype says, they wouldn't be releasing them!
You don't sell something that powerful, you use it to your own ends. Why would Google sell its models to Apple when they could use their models to simply replace Apple, no?
If the models were so powerful, companies wouldn't lay people off any more than a general would release a bunch of soldiers who could turn around and use their fancy super weapon on him, they'd task their developers on replacing their competitors and other businesses before their competitors did the same to them.
I've been asking similar at work, why do we need to worry about package management in node when the AI can just write the same code? if it's as good as management is claiming, surely it would be able to handle that, no?
if it's so good (which everyone at work is using that didn't a developer), why does copilot say for entertainment use only?
And lastly, how do we own any of this shit we are vibe coding after the recent scotus developments regarding copyright?
It's insanity.
Wulfy—Speaker to the machines