Internet of Bugs YouTube video about the issues with the Devin video is the kind of skeptics view of AI claims we all need right now.

We are deep in silicon snake oil and will be as folks learn more about what is real here.

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If you need a refill of human spirit you can do worse than watching Mississippi John Hurt sing and play the guitar. youtube.com/watch?v=85BvT5…

Every new trend, every consultancy goes: our competitive advantage will be our blind zealotry. No other consultancy will think of that.

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Lots of reporting on AI can be summed up as “salesman says next version of product will be awesome”.

Seeing too much 'AI poised to revolutionize the lacing of shoes', not enough 'the opportunity cost of AI hype'.

Looking forward to more sophisticated use of generative AI.

Artisan writing as a niche.

Seems increasingly clear that the strategy for achieving AGI is basically just to start cheering.

The infinite AI monkey: typing out the complete works of Shakespeare because, well, it's in the training set.

'Move fast and break things!'

'Wow, things are pretty broken.'

Envisioning the day we seek the help of AI tools to pass the Turing test ourselves.

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Got my copy of 'Your Code as a Crime Scene' (2nd edition) by Adam Tornhill in the mail today. Tools like CodeScene (and more broadly, the techniques discussed in the book) will become even more important as AI-generated code becomes more prevalent.