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> Everyone just sound like they don’t like coding.

It’s no secret that a lot of people (I’d like having an accurate percentage) got into coding because of the money. When you view it from that perspective everything becomes clearer: those people don’t care for the craft or correctness. They don’t understand or care when something is wrong and it’s in their best interest to convince themselves and everyone else that AI is as good or better than any expert programmer because it means they themselves don’t need to improve or care more than what they already don’t, they can just concentrate on the getting rich part.

There are experts (programmers or otherwise) who use these tools as guidelines and always verify the output. But too often they defend LLMs as unambiguously good because they fail to understand the overwhelming majority of humans aren’t experts or sufficiently critical of whatever they read, taking whatever the LLM spits as gospel. Which is what makes them dangerous.