According to Deutsche Bank the AI bubble is ~~a~~ the pillar of our economy now.
So when it pops. I guess that's kinda apocalyptic.
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Perhaps it should read "All AI is over hyped, over done and we should be over it"
The people talking about AI coding the most at my job are architects and it drives me insane.
Software architects that don't write code are worse than useless
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It remains to be seen whether the advent of “agentic AIs,” designed to autonomously execute a series of tasks, will change the situation.
“Agentic AI is already reshaping the enterprise, and only those that move decisively — redesigning their architecture, teams, and ways of working — will unlock its full value,” the report reads.
"Devs are slower with and don't trust LLM based tools. Surely, letting these tools off the leash will somehow manifest their value instead of exacerbating their problems."
Absolute madness.
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But will something be done about it?
NOooOoOoOoOoo. As long as it is still the new shiny toy for techbros and executive-bros to tinker with, it'll continue.
I miss the days when machine learning was fun. Poking together useless RNN models with a small dataset to make a digital Trump that talked about banging his daughter, end endless nipples flowing into America. Exploring the latent space between concepts.
I'd much rather write my own bugs to have to waste hours fixing, thanks.
It turns every prototyping exercise into a debugging exercise. Even talented coders often suck ass at debugging.
The biggest value I get from AI in this space is when I get handed a pile of spagehtti and ask for an initial overview.
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I am jack's complete lack of surprise.
No shit sherlock!
I'd be inclined to try using it if it was smart enough to write my unit tests properly, but it's great at double inserting the same mock and have 0 working unit tests.
I might try using it to generate some javadoc though.. then when my org inevitably starts polling how much ai I use I won't be in the gutter lol
I personally think unit tests are the worst application of AI. Tests are there to ensure the code is correct, so ideally the dev would write the tests to verify that the AI-generated code is correct.
I personally don't use AI to write code, since writing code is the easiest and quickest part of my job. I instead use it to generate examples of using a new library, give me comparisons of different options, etc, and then I write the code after that. Basically, I use it as a replacement for a search engine/blog posts.
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