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The conflict should only really appear if they do increase productivity, and you refuse to use them, resulting in less productivity than your peers.

While it should be easy to point out where this helps, it very much is not in reality because AI accelerates execution on ideas, but corporations nearly always suck much more at deciding which ideas to actually implement in the first place.

I predict that the longer this goes on, the more useless, untested half-features will be stuffed into software and the more bloated “fall back” implementations full of duplicated spaghetti code will exist.

If the tools don’t stick around because it’s too cost prohibitive to keep using them, we’re going to be cleaning up after the bots for a decade.

It’s been a boon for personal slopjects for me. But that’s because I could never find time for execution in the past. Now I just have the (free tier) AI slop up my ideas.

The conflict should only really appear if they do increase productivity, and you refuse to use them, resulting in less productivity than your peers.

While it should be easy to point out where this helps, it very much is not in reality because AI accelerates execution on ideas, but corporations nearly always suck much more at deciding which ideas to actually implement in the first place.

I predict that the longer this goes on, the more useless, untested half-features will be stuffed into software and the more bloated “fall back” implementations full of duplicated spaghetti code will exist.

If the tools don’t stick around because it’s too cost prohibitive to keep using them, we’re going to be cleaning up after the bots for a decade.

It’s been a boon for personal slopjects for me. But that’s because I could never find time for execution in the past. Now I just have the AI slop up my ideas.

The conflict should only really appear if they do increase productivity, and you refuse to use them, resulting in less productivity than your peers.

While it should be easy to point out where this helps, it very much is not in reality because AI accelerates execution on ideas, but corporations nearly always suck much more at deciding which ideas to actually implement in the first place.

I predict that the longer this goes on, the more useless half features will be stuffed into software and the more bloated “fall back” implementations full of duplicated spaghetti code will exist.

If the tools don’t stick around because it’s too cost prohibitive to keep using them, we’re going to be cleaning up after the bots for a decade.

It’s been a boon for personal slopjects for me. But that’s because I could never find time for execution in the past. Now I just have the AI slop up my ideas.

The conflict should only really appear if they do increase productivity, and you refuse to use them, resulting in less productivity than your peers.

While it should be easy to point out where this helps, it very much is not in reality because AI accelerates execution on ideas, but corporations nearly always suck much more at deciding which ideas to actually implement in the first place.

I predict that the longer this goes on, the more useless half features will be stuffed into software and the more bloated “fall back” implementations full of duplicated spaghetti code will exist.

If the tools don’t stick around because it’s too cost prohibitive to keep using them, we’re going to be cleaning up after the bots for a decade.

The conflict should only really appear if they do increase productivity, and you refuse to use them, resulting in less productivity than your peers.

While it should be easy to point out where this helps, it very much is not in reality because AI accelerates execution on ideas, but corporations always suck at deciding which ideas to actually implement in the first place.

I predict that the longer this goes on, the more useless half features will be stuffed into software and the more bloated “fall back” implementations full of duplicated spaghetti code will exist.

If the tools don’t stick around because it’s too cost prohibitive to keep using them, we’re going to be cleaning up after the bots for a decade.