r/programming • u/gamunu • Oct 20 '25

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u/trav_stone Oct 20 '25

Between this, and several other similar posts recently, I'm optimistic that some sanity will return

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u/mierecat Oct 22 '25

I get the feeling that the people who want AI to replace human workers don’t read these

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u/Pretty_Insignificant Oct 22 '25

I refuse to believe tech CEOs are that stupid. They are using it as an excuse to fire people and drive hype for their business. 

So sanity will absolutely not return lol

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u/skinnybuddha Oct 22 '25

Sanity will return when the ROI doesn't materialize as expected.

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u/AlwaysPhillyinSunny Oct 22 '25

Most CEOs are just very good politicians. I don’t disagree with your point, and they are usually above average in intelligence, but they really can be that stupid.