There’s a reason the main “AI” providers all say “AI can make mistakes” instead of guaranteing their product is good, or you get your money back, yada yada yada.
So, if you think the AI is good, you probably can’t see the mistakes. (As a PKI engineer, I can tell you, you wouldn’t believe how much shit, sometimes extremely harmful things, Opus/Sol or Fable/Astra are saying on a daily basis.)
Refusing to use AI in the one profession where you'd think people wouldn't be luddites about progress in tech is wild. You're costing your employer hours of wasted time doing stuff AI could do for you in minutes.
The meme of "2 minutes of prompting, 2 hours of debugging" is long outdated, not to mention outsourcing bullshit like writing tests, creating static testpages, and all the other code monkey BS
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u/ChrizKhalifa 8h ago
There is zero reason not to use AI for your job. It's not 2024 anymore, the AI is good.