yonlehman (@yonlehman)

I have a lot to say about the word of Ai software development but I didn't think of this one. It does highlight a major advantage we have that ai doesn't at least yet. Over 40 years of development has made me what I am because I learned new things, made mistakes and learned from them and even changed what i think and how i do things. Experience is an amazing teacher. AI is trained once and is essentialy hard coded. Even if you correct something is does it doesn't learn unless you spend the time to turn that experience into a prompt snippet that you include with all the other things you send to the ai to remind it how you want things done. Our neural networks adapt as we grow. AI needs to be patched to get around its default behavior and this needs to be done on every prompt. What a waste of time and electricity. One of these days the ai service providers will want to start recuperating their investment, their cost and think about making a profit. That when the price will go up, we will need to reconsider how and when we use ai economically, and we will desperately want back all those skills that we gave up on for convenience, for speef, and perhaps to be on the ai band wagon....