• Telorand@reddthat.com
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    8 hours ago

    My company is pivoting hard to Claude for everything, and besides the fact that it’s irritating as fuck to use, it has me worried about shenanigans like in this article. For almost 50 years, they’ve had a “no reliance upon 3rd party platforms for core functions,” but since they hired an AI apologist to the C-suite, all that has gone out the window in a matter of months.

    Got me thinking I should warm up my resume…

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      7 hours ago

      Got me thinking I should warm up my resume…

      Don’t wait, start now. The job market is a nightmare and finding one that isn’t being consumed by incompetent C-level AI FOMO is getting harder every day. I work on life-saving medical equipment and AI is being pushed on us for things that could literally kill people if not done correctly. Why would anyone spend 30 minutes using AI and risking people’s lives when I can just write it myself in 5 or 10? Madness. Complete, society-scale madness. The people pushing AI have no fucking idea what they are doing or how engineering works. People are going to die.

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      4 hours ago

      If you’re being forced to use it, just try to convince them to make whatever workflows you use be AI agnostic, and not required to still function.

      As long as you do that, you won’t run into this.

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        4 hours ago

        That’s essentially what I’m doing right now, and thus far, they still want workers who understand the code. However, my manager has already said that his boss had it compose a few scripts, and he thought he could therefore replace an entire workflow.

        Thankfully, my manager talked him down and pointed out that it still got several nontrivial things wrong and that taking humans out is dangerous when it comes time to push to production.

        But it’s concerning to see that the higher ups don’t understand what it is and what its limitations are.

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          4 hours ago

          his boss had it compose a few scripts, and he thought he could therefore replace an entire workflow.

          yikes! How long until his boss is like, you’re getting in the way of my plans and are wrong, fires that boss for a yes man, and then boom.