I think this is fairly accurate even though people on Lemmy often hate seeing any positives with Ai. But if you are objective, you can see how this part of Ai is actually true.
People can now create their own software pretty quick, with features they want and need and nothing else.
Until it breaks and you don’t know how to fix it.
Or it just hallucinates and generates dummy data that it presents as legitimate and people blindly trust it.
Until it breaks and you don’t know how to fix it.
Unless you are using ai to actaully teach you things, so that you DO learn how to fix it.
Yeah, Lemmy definitely doesn’t like to look at long term effects. They see “AI” and they automatically downvote.
AI has taught me more about software than anything before it. It holds my hand until I figure out what I am doing. If it’s used as a tool, rather than a crutch, it’s amazing.
I think AI is a great thing, and the good outweighs the bad. Sure, the bad things are valid, but I like it and use it daily.
But Lemmy has a bunch of programmers, so fearing they may be put out of a job, makes them angry. Ignoring the fact that they laugh at AI and say it will never replace them. If not afraid, then why the anger?
But when job loss due to automation happened to manufacturing in the midwest, many of those same programmers were the first to laugh say say, “Well, learn to program, rednecks!”
I think AI is a great tool to learn stuff. It’s changed my life and allowed me to earn extra income in my retirement, so it’s been life-changing for me.