> I've always said this but AI will win a fields medal before being able to manage a McDonald's.

I love this and have a corollary saying: the last job to be automated will be QA.

This wave of technology has triggered more discussion about the types of knowledge work that exist than any other, and I think we will be sharper for it.

Already enough comments about base rate fallacy, so instead I'll say I'm worried for the future of GitHub.

Its business is underpinned by pre-AI assumptions about usage that, based on its recent instability, I suspect is being invalidated by surges in AI-produced code and commits.

I'm worried, at some point, they'll be forced to take an unpopular stance and either restrict free usage tiers or restrict AI somehow. I'm unsure how they'll evolve.