i have yet to meet a single dev or office bee who was forced to use AI and now adopted that AI and saw their workload decrease.

[maaikees@hachyderm.io]

@nixCraft it's QA's problem now....
accountability displacement is crazy is in this day and age.

Business idiots will ruin everything, I swear. I don't blame the dev in this scenario, but sheeeesh

[jtskywalker@mastodon.social]

@nixCraft even in a theoretical ideal scenario where AI is able to really increase productivity - management just demands even more insane deadlines, leading to a net increase in developer stress and burnout. It's a lose-lose for sure

[coleenwalter@mastodon.social]

@jtskywalker @nixCraft It’s a gift for the capitalist and a disaster for the worker. #AI

[housepanther@social.goblackcat.com]

@nixCraft The only thing I have found AI useful for is generating outlines for papers. That's it.

[alexchapman@vee.seedy.cc]

@nixCraft I will admit Claude has gone downhill from what it was a month or two ago lmao Opus 4.7 is basically a downgrade from 4.6

[tsenov@mastodon.online]

@riaschissl @nixCraft That's a long post from Gitlab, to inform us their stocks are down 57% over the last year and they don't make profits. That's why they fire people and beat the AI hype drum.

[jordgubben@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@nixCraft I’m fairly convinced at this point that a lot of companies who deploy these tools are actually just covering up that they are doing poorly. Telling shareholders that you are ”innovating workflows and improving efficiency” looks better than admitting you’re laying people off due to having liquidity issues.

[jordgubben@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@nixCraft What I fear is that this practice is so common that companies that where previously doing fairly well (like where I work) are now jumping on the band wagon due to fear of missing out.

#cargocult #slop #tech

[hidikem@piaille.fr]

@nixCraft i used AI once for a personal project.

After 10 day of debuggin i trashed the thing a redo it myself ... in 3 day without a single bug.

[hidikem@piaille.fr]

@riaschissl @nixCraft no it's a religion, those CEO really think it working they "trust blindly like in a religion".

It's like homeopaty, every single scientifique who is not a liar know it don't work.

Yet it's one of the most successfull fake madecine.

AI it's the same but you replace mama janine by CEO, and the scientist by Computer scientist.

[ovoao@mastodon.social]

@nixCraft

"Human in the loop" they said...

[lan@infosec.town]

@nixCraft LLMs are supposed to increase velocity, which essentially means humans see more code than before, definitely not less, especially since LLMs tend to be very verbose about their work

[andymouse@todon.eu]

@herdsoft

Yes I have started to look. I think the IT industry will go to shit, where capacity to create stuff will be locked into AI subscription models. Soon there will be 'certified AI' that will be required to use for certain projects. Just wait.

Definitely high time to jump ship.

@nixCraft

[aprilfoo@piaille.fr]

@hidikem @riaschissl @nixCraft Homeopathy is harmless

[hidikem@piaille.fr]

@aprilfoo @riaschissl @nixCraft no it's not it's a scam that cost life of people who use that crap instead of real medication

[mimimimoralia@darmstadt.social]

@nixCraft

Like Marx wrote:

“Like every other increase in the productiveness of labour, machinery is intended to cheapen commodities, and, by shortening that portion of the working-day in which the labourer works for himself, to lengthen the other portion that he gives, without an equivalent, to the capitalist. In short, it is a means for producing surplus-value.”

301 Moved Permanently

(www.marxists.org)

AI is a accelerating force of capitalist development.