As someone who has been a software engineer for the last 35 years and have gone through many different paradigms and evolutionary changes, I couldn’t agree more with this. When it comes to software engineering, today’s AI is better. It doesn’t mean that it won’t make mistakes or choose poor logical pathways but it makes a far fewer of them. Every company has a few great engineers if they are lucky with select few as exceptions having a lot of them. A lot of software has been built over the last 30 years or so by not so exceptional engineers and that is being exposed now. It is not an indictment on the humans, after all us humans have built the AI but it’s actually being human because we have 20 watts to use both for our personal and professional lives and make mistakes. submitted by /u/Immediate-Court-4074
Originally posted by u/Immediate-Court-4074 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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