it’s not useful for programming and it makes code more verbose, poorly structured, and requires too many attempts to get a mildly useful block.
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it’s not useful for programming and it makes code more verbose, poorly structured, and requires too many attempts to get a mildly useful block.
Wells Fargo implemented this requirement. A person I know was reprimanded for not using enough AI. I think some of these companies are trying to get people to load their code into models to make them good enough to replace this same people. A lot of this is coming from folks who know nothing about coding.
correct. it’s long winded code that could be written a lot more succinctly.
because it’s completely useless as a technology, doesn’t actually promote security, and is completely untethered from reality.
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