Post #1494404
2026-01-18 17:20 UTC
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@lucydev@wetdry.world 2026-01-18 17:34
@miki without trying to convince you of anything (your stance on ai is yours, i'm not trying to change it), I can assure you that the reasons why many developers see generating production code with AI as a bad idea are not made up. I am all for exchanging ideas between folks with different opinions, but this had to be said.
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@KatS@chaosfem.tw 2026-01-21 14:02
@miki @lucydev It democratizes it by making it available for the people who can't / don't want to / don't have the time for learning it. No, I'm sorry, but it doesn't. What it "democratises" is being an art director who commissions a machine to generate things derived from the (uncredited, un-compensated) work of others (whose lack of consent was gleefully violated). Gutenberg democratised learning, with his movable-type press. Encylopaedias took that a step further, and Wikipedia amped it up again. Blogs and Youtube democratised the sharing of knowledge and skills. All these things have enabled people to learn how to do a thing. But if you typed in a description and got a picture in return, you did not create that picture. You commissioned it.