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I don't have a stake on AI, but more and more I see the following patterns: - people that give in to AI do so because the technical merits suddenly became too

by haolez 6mo ago

I don't have a stake on AI, but more and more I see the following patterns: - people that give in to AI do so because the technical merits suddenly became too big to ignore (even for seasoned developers that were previously against it) - people who avoid AI center their arguments on principles and personal discomfort Just from that, you can kind of see where this is going.

rustystump 6mo ago
Most arguments against it are built on some moral principle and not on objective reality of usefulness. Crypto used to be the thing to hate but that made sense as the objective usefulness of crypto was meek. AI models were always crazy useful but prohibitively expensive. Youd need an entire team to build your models. Now you dont.
tines 6mo ago
Yeah, things get more and more terrible over time. Your point?