I am a beginner in programming and honestly I have been using AI to code a lot but I am scared to ship because of the countless stories of AI code silently breaking, AI code not being reliable long term and all that.Please share your stories with me how you handle AI code reliability and verification and what I can do to be more confident before I ship
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Current Damage : one for images, one for videos, one for upscaling, one for voice, plus ChatGPT. None of them integrate with each other so I'm downloading and re-uploading files like it's 2011. The aggregators all claim that they have everything and then the model you want is on the top tier only. Has anyone consolidated ? What did you give up doing it ?
Been leading a remote team for about two years now. Before that I was in HR, so I have pretty strong opinions on what good people management looks like. Real talk, real conversations, reading the room. Started using an AI tool a few weeks ago that summarizes meeting notes, flags recurring friction points across checkins, and suggests followup questions based on what someone said last week. It's genuinely useful. I used to forget to circle back on things. Now I don't. But here's what keeps si...
Hey hey folks, I’ve been thinking about an odd consequence of the generative AI boom. Especially in light of these doomer stories about Anthropic destorying books (boo bad Anthropic bad). The first major LLMs inherited decades of internet that was overwhelmingly produced by humans. Now those same systems and their descendants are producing articles, code, summaries, books, comments, and other material that ends up back in the information environment. Obviously synthetic data itself isn’t ...
Hey hey folks, I’ve been thinking about an odd consequence of the generative AI boom. Especially in light of these doomer stories about Anthropic destroying books (boo bad Anthropic bad). The first major LLMs inherited decades of internet that was overwhelmingly produced by humans. Now those same systems and their descendants are producing articles, code, summaries, books, comments, and other material that ends up back in the information environment. Obviously synthetic data itself isn’t ...