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Comment Re:AI isn't for everyone (Score 1) 142

Proficient in the art as in able to program, or design. The error itself is recognizable by the general public -- but correcting it requires skill. Like the rocket engine blows up, but how do you prevent that? But that aside .. let's assume the error itself is subtle, would you want it make medical or life safety decisions? That's insidious. It may be OK for making a movie or ad .. but not anything critical.

Comment Re:here we go spitting in god's face again (Score 1) 34

They are able to reproduce in the environment and resources that are available. The equivalent of happening to be born part of a powerful buffalo herd. The species benefits because though the genes for replication were flawed perhaps they carry the genes for efficient agriculture. They contribute to the tribe, and the tribe helps them.

Comment AI isn't for everyone (Score 1, Insightful) 142

It can't replace anyone yet for anything, because it makes dumb mistakes. And then you need someone who is proficient in the art to correct it. For dubbing I guarantee it will F up an idiom or something like that and cause problems.

I mean one of my companies had recent hires who are "vibe coders" .. The code they produced fucked some shit up. And they had no clue, like none whatsoever, of what their programs were doing and how. I mean even REALLY basic shit about the architecture or how it connects to things and how it picks up configuration parameters etc. They had to ask the AI everything. They don't even know it to the level of which files to look in or what to grep for (something you should be able to guess at).

I was like fuck you guys .. paste me all the prompts and shit you used. That turned out to fuckball of dick words, and so we looked at the code and saw that the AI was on a crack cocaine level shroom hallucination binge.

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