This code base is a gift that keeps on giving. The irony is that I found this code because I'm troubleshooting an "Access Denied" error message!

I don't think anything better clarifies the passionlessness and lack of humanity in people who use AI more than this guy spending 2 weeks thinking he's writing a book, finding out that it doesn't exist because ChatGPT is just roleplaying the idea of writing a book and him just shrugging it off.

Understanding how people work together is hard. Ordering them to use ChatGPT is easy. So managers do the latter, and then express shock when productivity plummets. That's because problem framing is a social task. If you skip it, your solution will be wrong for ever; "build to learn" won't save you.

A fundamental question that a bunch of LLM cheerleaders don't seem to be considering is what happens when there are no actual experts because everyone outsources tasks to LLMs and trusts they've got it right. If no person can validate the output, the output can't be validated.