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understanding user requirements has always been the main bottleneck in software engineering… building the right thing is more important than building the thing right (although, one should strive to do both)
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i’ve been working in higher education for 35 years. for the 1st time, i’m faced with the problem of my moral code not alligning with the ethics of my employers. i’m frustated/disgusted by their promotion/support of generative #AI (#LLMs ). At every opportunity when the subject arises, i - and some colleagues - highlight the ethical issues, but all we get in return is « yes, but … ». Academia has a responsibility to do what is best for its students and society. we are currently failing.