My thesis has always been that AI should serve human labor, not replace it. Regex is a perfect example of that I think, because no one was ever hiring “regex technicians” we were just slogging through it ourself.
But instead we have genAI taking artists’ and writers’ jobs while the wealth gap keeps growing… models and actors swapped with community-destroying data centers churning slopvertisements.
My thesis has always been that AI should serve human labor, not replace it. Regex is a perfect example of that I think, because no one was ever hiring “regex technicians” we were just slogging through it ourself.
But instead we have genAI taking artists’ and writers’ jobs while the wealth gap keeps growing… models and actors swapped with community-destroying data centers churning slopvertisements.
Yeah, I will always be a proud Luddite.