Artificial Intelligence
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Researchers Studied Work Habits in a Heavily AI-Pilled Workplace. They Sound Hellish
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The Cult of the Chatbot Is Rising
https://gizmodo.com/the-cult-of-the-chatbot-is-rising-2000684886
“AI companies have made a big to-do about their chatbots providing a personalized experience for users, conversations based on their unique preferences and idiosyncrasies. So why do people keep experiencing the same type of symbols and language as they dive into the depths of AI-induced delusions?”
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The Cognitive Shortcut Paradox
https://www.oreilly.com/radar/the-cognitive-shortcut-paradox/
“AI gives novice developers the ability to skip the slow, messy parts of learning. For experienced developers, that can mean getting to a working solution faster. Developers early in their learning path, however, face what I call the cognitive shortcut paradox: they need coding experience to use AI tools well, because experience builds the judgment required to evaluate, debug, and improve AI-generated code—but leaning on AI too much in those first stages can keep them from ever gaining that experience.”