AI (specifically Claude Sonnet via Cursor) has completely transformed my workflow. It's changed my job description as a programmer. (And I've been doing this for 13y – no greenhorn!)
This wasn't the case with GPT-4/o. This capability is very new.
When I spoke to a colleague at Microsoft about these changes, they were floored. Microsoft has made themselves synonymous with AI, yet their company is barely even leveraging it. The big cos have put in the biggest investments, but also will be the slowest to change their processes and workflows to realize the shift.
Feels like one of those "future is here, not evenly distributed yet" moments. When a tool like Sonnet is released, it's not like big tech cos are going to transform over night. There's a massive capability overhang that will take some time to work itself through these (now) slow-moving companies.
I assume it was the same with the internet/dot-com crash.
This wasn't the case with GPT-4/o. This capability is very new.
When I spoke to a colleague at Microsoft about these changes, they were floored. Microsoft has made themselves synonymous with AI, yet their company is barely even leveraging it. The big cos have put in the biggest investments, but also will be the slowest to change their processes and workflows to realize the shift.
Feels like one of those "future is here, not evenly distributed yet" moments. When a tool like Sonnet is released, it's not like big tech cos are going to transform over night. There's a massive capability overhang that will take some time to work itself through these (now) slow-moving companies.
I assume it was the same with the internet/dot-com crash.