Another blog post about the study that found 90% of employees were using AI regularly in their work....that totally omits the part about 90% of employees using AI regularly.
The study found that company implementations were failing while people heavily used their own choice LLMs.
That was a random show thought I had a couple days ago:
> We’ve managed to convince the biggest tech companies to invest trillions into tech that doesn’t replace SWEs, rather, a new dev tool at our disposal to make some aspects of our job easier: search and tedious coding tasks, saving us time.
Cynically, it doesn't matter if AI actually replaces jobs, but as long as the stock market BELIEVES that it does, then it gives companies permission to do layoffs without taking a hit to the stock price.
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The study found that company implementations were failing while people heavily used their own choice LLMs.
> We’ve managed to convince the biggest tech companies to invest trillions into tech that doesn’t replace SWEs, rather, a new dev tool at our disposal to make some aspects of our job easier: search and tedious coding tasks, saving us time.
https://fosstodon.org/@erock/115112206590198248
citation needed
Another day, another substa...
Lots of discussion just a few weeks ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44941118
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44974104
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44940944