claude-ai
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This may be a defect of mine, it probably is, but I have no but.
AI supercharges that. If you trust the agent's results, you can focus on far higher-level aspects. You can deliver software that was in theory in reach for you, but not in practice, else you hired 30-50 developers doing the actual work for you.
This is different from a PO / PM perspective. They manage people that know their business. You manage agents that just implement code. That'll stay true for at least a few years, I'd say.
In fact, I'm quite sure that engineering-minded people will survive AI the longest. I was of the opposite opinion a few months ago.
There are far more new opportunities after AI than before AI. Try to find the positive perspective.
More nuanced take: you could say guardrails are important. However, "free" models will continue to exist. Abliteration is a thing with open weights.
Bad actors don't care about laws, especially with high stakes.
Impressed.
The gall of writing such a piece is really hard to digest.
The Houthis, of all involved, using actual AI to attack Saudi pipelines is satire at its best.
This period of time will be the stuff you tell your grandchildren, if you have any, and they'll just look at you in disbelief.