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>>LucidL+(OP)
Perhaps nobody wants to have the uncomfortable conversation that AI is making the competent more competent and the incompetent less competent, because it would imply that AI provides brutally unequal benefits. The AI haters don't want this discussion because it would imply AI has any benefits, and the AI lovers don't want to have this discussion because it would imply the benefits of AI aren't universal and will increase inequality.

>>int32_+ur
I don't know if it's as nuanced as this.

Just seems like it's dependent on what you're working on and what training data is available for it.

AI definitely just spews out python and JavaScript for me to do all sorts of things quickly.

But it can't translate my XNA game to JavaScript worth a damn. It's terrible with visual work as well.