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Generative AI: autocomplete for everything
Of course, the reality is more complex, and it’s better to think in terms of automation and autocomplete than vertical software and replacing designers, but whole layers of grunt work will be removed, just as they were with GUIs and SQL.
Benedict Evans • Benedict's Newsletter: No. 547
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Not sure if this is positive, but the most coherent take on AI I’ve seen so far. Realistic but not panicked.
Until now, software has been used to refine our initial ideas into something useful; it was responsible for the second half of the process, if you will, of going from zero to something useful. But these new generative tools help you with the first half of th... See more
James Currier • Generative Tech Begins
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By automating simpler, tedious tasks (generating boilerplate code, fixing linter errors, generating unit tests, etc.), generative AI can help engineers focus on more complex tasks.
Generative AI can improve quality & reliability
Since generative AI models are trained on large codebases, they have the poten... See more
Adam Huda • The Transformative Power of Generative AI in Software Development: Lessons from Uber's Tech-Wide Hackathon
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There's a swirl of optimism around how these models will save us from a suite of boring busywork: writing formal emails, internal memos, technical documentation, marketing copy, product announcement, advertisements, cover letters, and even negotiating with medical
insurance companies.But we'll also need to reckon with the trade-offs of making
... See moreMaggie Appleton • The Expanding Dark Forest and Generative AI
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If your work is in any sense “creative” – if you’re a writer, designer, therapist, artist, editor, coach, architect, podcaster, or much else besides – there’s a good chance you’ve spent recent months worried that AI might be coming for your job. (You might be excited by AI’s potential, too; the two aren’t mutually exclusive.) But something about th
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