With respect for your priorities that may be different from mine, it would sadden me a little to always have to work like this, because it would rob me of the chance to think deeply about the problem, perhaps notice analogies with other processes, or more general or more efficient ways to solve the problem, perhaps even why it was necessary at all. Those are the tasty bits of the work, a little something just for me, not for my employer.
Instead my productivity would be optimised in service of my employer, while I still had to work on other things, the more important work you cite. It's not like I get to finish work early and have more leisure time.
And that's not to mention, as discussed in the video, what happens if the code turns out to be buggy later. The AI gets the credit, I get the blame.
Instead my productivity would be optimised in service of my employer, while I still had to work on other things, the more important work you cite. It's not like I get to finish work early and have more leisure time.
And that's not to mention, as discussed in the video, what happens if the code turns out to be buggy later. The AI gets the credit, I get the blame.