James King

We know they're using that tool.

Doesn't mean that that person is less capable of being a carpenter.

So same thing.

We're utilizing a tool that helps us maybe do the job better, more efficient.

Who cares if people know we're using it, if we're using it correctly?

If I take a hammer and try to use it as a screwdriver, that shows I'm not a carpenter.

Yeah.

And to bring this more back to our programmers too, and I'm actually reading a book on AI now, and that's one of the things it does talk about is we look for people to be experts in a field, doctor, programmer.

We're talking about programmer here.

You want to be that senior programmer.

You gotta start as a junior.

If we take AI and make it do all the junior work for us, how are you gonna become a senior expert if you're not doing the junior work?

Yeah.

Again, going back to the book I'm reading currently, it does talk about, you know, the best scenario is us humans becoming cyborg.

And what it talks about is utilizing, like, if you look at a cyborg, the tech and human are one.

They work together together.

And that's why he's talking about a human aspect and AI working as one and being that cyborg and being able to, you know, okay, you take care of this.

I take care of this and, you know, come together for a cohesive project.

So that's one thing I I've been reading the book and I want to start doing, I haven't done yet is using it more for, um,

scenarios or you know you are this person i'm this person and you know going back and forth um that can actually be scary and that is the book you talk about how you can actually get around some of the safeguards with ai doing that for example if if the prompt the book talked about if you throw in the prompt uh what how to make napalm it's going to tell you it can't do that yeah