Post #1007635
2026-04-07 20:16 UTC
Ars Technica is here with the hard-hitting news that not every tech issue is caused by AI. Kyle Orland seems to find it really, really important to highlight the nuances of "vibe coding" vs "AI-assisted" coding. He cites a bluesky dev that says "Human review and direction remain key."
By the way, Kyle was credited as co-author of an article with hallucinated citations that was pulled and eventually lead to the firing of the other author. Because apparently, *his* review and direction were not sufficient.
Replies (3)
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@AndrewRadev@hachyderm.io 2026-04-07 20:20
Yeah, I don't know Kyle, maybe you need to step away from the chatbot, take a mental health break.
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@Robotistry@fediscience.org 2026-04-08 17:45
@AndrewRadev Have none of these people looked at the time and expense in a hospital that go into making sure a single prescription is correct? There's like 12 layers of human eyes looking at it and we still have people occasionally getting the wrong thing. How can they not see that "human review and direction" is just some pipe dream of an ideal world where humans are perfectly consistent and never get tired or make mistakes?
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@Kiloku@burnthis.town 2026-04-08 19:35
@AndrewRadev cult-like behavior. Nothing that comes from their deity ("AI") can be wrong, and if it is, it's your fault for not doing the ritual correctly