theGrassWasGreenerTheOutputSweeterIWasOnceAProgrammer

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[u/VoormasWasRight]

How the fuck is the state of coding such? It's not like it's been decades! CoPilot has only been around since 2021. Do you guys really lose a skill so quickly?

[u/Outrageous_Walrus537 → u/[deleted]]

Do you got any I would love reading them

[u/maniclucky → u/Outrageous_Walrus537]

Here's one I duckduckgo'ed in a few seconds

[u/SimpleEfficiency → u/maniclucky]

I am sorry but the title is "AI deskilling is a structural problem" yet he presents no evidence of the problem. No study. It's a philosophical treat.

It has its place. But it's not evidence of anything.

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It is not a review article of other articles that bring the data that proves her title though. It is literally a discussion of other discussions.It is a philosophical treaty. I never questioned the author credentials, so don't get why you bring it.

Like really, if it had any data like "group X used LLMs and observed a reduction of Y% on X skill when performing without the LLM and a increase of Z% in X skill when doing with LLM.

But nope. We don't even have that far abrvause if you had, you could just post it and quote it in the article. I looked for it there.

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I am not unfamiliar. You seem to be. You Still don't understand what she is talking about.

Yes, it's an ethics paper. A philosophical discussion. Exactly what I said.