>It's one thing to get an AI google response and feel like it's dubious, it's another thing to know what you want and have an LLM find the APIs for a framework you're not familiar with

What I'm hearing is that the 0.00001% use case is great while the 99.9999% use case is shit--and we're supposed to think that's reasonable.

Feeding nonsense to pretty much the entire population is just fine with tech bros because a few programmers have an easier time cranking out some code to more effectively sell ads?

That's not a mixed bag, friend. That's a bag of horse shit with one M&M at the bottom.

Google was never immune to spitting out junk BTW.

Like I said, if you can't see the value in AI, I'd hedge a bet you haven't tried. Even a brief conversation with google's can help identify a gap in your understanding of many topics.

How we balance the positives with the negatives is the hard part I want to hear thoughtful and studied opinions on.