Probably 20% of the code I produce is generated by LLMs, but all of the code I produce at this point is sanity checked by them. They’re insanely useful.
Zero of my identity is tied to how much of the code I write involves AI.
Probably 20% of the code I produce is generated by LLMs, but all of the code I produce at this point is sanity checked by them. They’re insanely useful.
Zero of my identity is tied to how much of the code I write involves AI.
I’m reminded of that South Park episode with the goths. “I’m so much of a non-conformist I’m going to non-confirm with the non-conformists”.
In the end it all doesn’t matter.
Who are you trying to convince here?
For people whose identities and self of sense have been bolstered by being a member of that high status group AI is a big threat - not because of the impact on their work, but because of the potential to remove their status, and if their status slips away then they may realise they have nothing much else left.
When people feel threatened by new technology they shout loud and proud about how they don’t use it and everything is just fine. Quite often that becomes a new identity. Let them rail and rage against the storm.
“Blow winds, and crack your cheeks! Rage! Blow!”
The image of Lear “a poor, infatuated, despised old man” seems curiously apt here.