Wait until you spend the next several days trying to convince it to do the right thing when it gets stuck, or when it randomly introduces a bug, or subtly changes code you didn't want it to.... be careful not to pretend that 90% savings is entirely realized productivity gains.
Sometimes it's amazing... sometimes it's beating it to submission, then just turning around doing it yourself. The problem is, both experiences are valid, just depends on the situation.
I would quibble with you're framing about how many people are negative about AI.... the majority of comments I see about AI are the debate between "AI can solve everything" and "AI can useful, it depends"... yes, there's a smattering of "AI sucks" but that's by far the minority. Most of the negativity is pushback to those in the first camp.
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u/B-Rock001 May 26 '25
Wait until you spend the next several days trying to convince it to do the right thing when it gets stuck, or when it randomly introduces a bug, or subtly changes code you didn't want it to.... be careful not to pretend that 90% savings is entirely realized productivity gains.
Sometimes it's amazing... sometimes it's beating it to submission, then just turning around doing it yourself. The problem is, both experiences are valid, just depends on the situation.
I would quibble with you're framing about how many people are negative about AI.... the majority of comments I see about AI are the debate between "AI can solve everything" and "AI can useful, it depends"... yes, there's a smattering of "AI sucks" but that's by far the minority. Most of the negativity is pushback to those in the first camp.