[dacox]

The reflexive and moralistic anti-AI takes are starting to get more annoying than the actual AI slop

[nomel]

I suspect a subpopulation of software development is going to become a bit religious, for a short while, split into "morally pure anti AI" and those who are busy using software as a means to an end to solve some real world problem. I think the tools will eventually be embraced, out of necessity, as they become more practically useful (being somewhere around "somewhat useful" right now).

As a result, I think we'll eventually see a mean shift from rewarding those that are "technically competent" more towards those that are "practically creative" (I assume the high end technical competence will always be safe).

[xyzsparetimexyz]

Had he been able to, should Mozart have used a LLM to help him compose Don Giovanni? There are things more important than being productive.

[terminatornet]

No they aren't.

[andybak]

I find one easier to avoid or ignore them the other.

[sodapopcan]

Getting annoying, yes, not more annoying than the actual slop, though, that's ridiculous.