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@levampyre I understood the argument quite well already. It's still dehumanizing.

When you delegate the "boring" work to a junior/apprentice/intern/etc you help train them to eventually become as good as you are. THAT is how things have worked for hundreds of years.

Claiming that delegating to an LLM is the same is treating that human relationship, and therefore the other person in it, as worthless.

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You people really just view others as things to be used. It's disgusting.

No wonder you like the slop machines so much. It gives you the feeling of having servants without the feeling of guilt.

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A junior developer is an actual person you're supposed to TEACH and who brings their own style and ideas into a team! Not a fucking machine that you need to prepare inputs for to churn through.

Fucking hell

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@aesthr That they need a senior engineer to break apart and give them work then provide feedback for improvement?

This is literally how things have worked for hundreds of years.

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@binder that says a lot about what you think of interns and juniors, and not in a good way

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RE: wandering.shop/@aesthr/1175071

I didn't expect so many answers to literally sound like people trying to talk away an addiction problem. This is grim.

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Serious question: If you willingly use generative "AI", do you believe you're immune to or sufficiently protected from de-skilling, cognitive decline, and what's commonly known as "AI psychosis"?

If yes: What makes you believe that? How are you special?

If no: Why do you still use it, given that you're aware of the risks to your cognition? Do you just accept it?

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Æ. @aesthr@wandering.shop

Serious question: If you willingly use generative "AI", do you believe you're immune to or sufficiently protected from de-skilling, cognitive decline, and what's commonly known as "AI psychosis"?

If yes: What makes you believe that? How are you special?

If no: Why do you still use it, given that you're aware of the risks to your cognition? Do you just accept it?

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