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LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIt's only a matter of time a big chunk of programmers will be out of a job.
People who don't understand software development have been saying this about software development from the day it became a discipline. It hasn't happened yet and LLMs aren't going to make it happen, because software development requires the capability to understand and reason and LLMs are incapable of that.
No. There is no AI, just LLMs obfuscated with marketing speak. LLMs are not intelligent in any way shape or form, they may appear intelligent to the layman, but as soon as you look hard enough the veil falls away and you realise that they have zero capability for understanding and reason, which is a prerequisite for intelligence.Is the "AI" we have now truly AI
LLMs aren't capable of learning, they're merely capable of assimilating data and plotting correlations between it. Without the ability to understand that data which would allow for reasoning about it, they remain completely devoid of intelligence.Depends on the definition of intelligence you take, I suppose the idea is that if it can learn and change beyond its programming, it's not "simple automation" anymore.