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I wouldn't even mind it if it weren't so blatantly lazy (lazier). It's always that off-putting overly busy default look. Like, you couldn't even be bothered to ask for some refinement.

Here's another prediction in the ocean of them we're swimming in right now: websites won't matter. When you have a general interface that can present data however you wish, being restricted by the whims of designers will seem prehistoric.

You are getting unfairly downvoted for speaking the truth. Well, except for the compile-time being fast.

> Was Microsoft nefarious when they deployed Clippy?

Yes. It was predictive programming for getting (paper)clipped by AI.

>AI autonomy

>'type a prompt'

Which is it?

> Two years ago (or even one) things like this were unthinkable to be done with LLMs

No, they indeed were thinkable. That's why there's been progress.

Replace 'explain' with 'sell'. Don't forget that it's a gold rush. There's no reason to sympathize with corporations in their rush for the slice of the pie.

> The “AI” industry has many flaws, the word “consent” being seemingly missing from training data and company handbooks is one of them

Yes! The most consentless (don't underline this in red firefox!) technology that I can think of certainly.

edit: also install and use Linux

>nothing bad has happened That you're aware of.

Heh you write like someone from 4chan. That's not what the author is saying though.

If you create a machine for laziness you're going to get lazy people. It's only going to get worse I'm afraid.

Do you guys think we're going to see a de-evolution of human beings due to technology?

Certainly money well spent and technology properly utilized. Could have learned an actual skill instead.

It's always funny seeing people that write like this as if they are somehow exempt from the future we're seemingly rushing into. Bro, you prooompting yourself into unconsciousness is not going to make you not obsolete. Unless you're being sarcastic in which case poe's law.

It's been really interesting to see all the desperation on hero pages for all these products and services ever since AI came into prominence. I think the funniest for me was opening IBM DB2 product page and seeing it labeled as 'AI database'. Hysterical.

> why, or, what is meant by More errors caught at compile time means an agent can quickly check their work statically without unit and other tests.

You're right that zig is vaporware - not because of other languages - but because programming is going away entirely.