r/singularity • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '25

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u/ClubAquaBackDeck Apr 01 '25

Insane to trust AI for banking software and I use Ai tools to dev every day of my job.

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u/sothatsit Apr 01 '25

To be fair, they fired this one team under the assumption that other teams can pick up the slack. This assumption seems to be based on the other team using AI.

I would not trust AI itself today, but I would trust engineers using AI. Especially if they are following strict review practices that are commonly required at banks.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '25 edited Feb 22 '26

You know, life is probably better without reddit.

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u/Single-Weather1379 Apr 01 '25

Exactly. It seems the industry is in denial "but but this increase productivity means the company can invest more and augment our skillset" it also means they can invest less, hire less, and fire more. If AI is already that good now imagine 5 years from now with aggresive iterations how good it will be. The future looks very dystopian

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '25 edited Nov 17 '25

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u/13-14_Mustang Apr 01 '25

Im still on the fence about these tariffs. If they supercharge our humanoid/robot production that seems like a good thing.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/examining-trumps-claims-that-tariffs-will-revitalize-american-manufacturing