The post is quite (too?) cynical. In fact you can awe or ruminate over many things, even over the output of AI. The truth is, AI is getting so ubiquitous that our sense of awe has been numbed. That's why many things feel like slop, you know it did not take much effort.
Bearblog got not comment function and no one would know it exists in the first place. I got a whole slew of very similar posts by now, but this one is the one where its all feelings, less logic. I was curious if anyone would say anything.
About it being to cynical, what do you mean? I am willing to concede that that, as much as I hate it emotionally, those prompt coding things actually achieve results and even good results if wielded properly, about the state of the world I would want good arguments why not everything is lost, I would love them tbh.
The post is quite (too?) cynical. In fact you can awe or ruminate over many things, even over the output of AI. The truth is, AI is getting so ubiquitous that our sense of awe has been numbed. That's why many things feel like slop, you know it did not take much effort.
Bearblog got not comment function and no one would know it exists in the first place. I got a whole slew of very similar posts by now, but this one is the one where its all feelings, less logic. I was curious if anyone would say anything.
About it being to cynical, what do you mean? I am willing to concede that that, as much as I hate it emotionally, those prompt coding things actually achieve results and even good results if wielded properly, about the state of the world I would want good arguments why not everything is lost, I would love them tbh.
There's a kuzgesagt video https://youtu.be/W93XyXHI8Nw?is=jUDbCh7hdLI_dSoR
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