> If you’ve actually tried modern tools and they didn’t work for you, that’s a conversation worth having. But “I tried ChatGPT in 2022” isn’t that conversation.
How many people are actually saying this? Also how does one use modern coding tools in heavily regulated contexts, especially in Europe?
I can't disagree with the article and say that AI has gotten worse because it truly hasn't, but it still requires a lot of hand holding. This is especially true when you're 'not allowed' to send the full context of a specific task (like in health care). For now at least.
How many people are actually saying this? Also how does one use modern coding tools in heavily regulated contexts, especially in Europe?
I can't disagree with the article and say that AI has gotten worse because it truly hasn't, but it still requires a lot of hand holding. This is especially true when you're 'not allowed' to send the full context of a specific task (like in health care). For now at least.