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I've been at the same company both before and after the AI revolution. I've felt something similar. People seem to be more detached, more aloof in their work.
by uludag 1y ago
I've been at the same company both before and after the AI revolution. I've felt something similar. People seem to be more detached, more aloof in their work. I feel like we're discussing our code less and are less able to have coherent big-picture plans concerning the code at-large.
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- vouaobrasil 1y agoThe ultimate purpose of AI is indeed to remove cognitive autonomy. Little pieces here and there may seem empowering, but added all up, it pretty much takes control away from people.
- nemesisithetic 1y agoBingo. This is a drive to go back to the good old days of leasing mainframes, before the peasants got their grubby hands on the means of computation.