[benterix]

Yeah everybody compares traditional programming to using assembler now. This analogy would be great except that the current generation of LLMs is still quite unreliable and a large part of what it generates is a mess.

In a perfect world, there would be no problem - those of us who enjoy the experience would vibe-code whatever they need, and the rest of us would develop our skills the way we want. Unfortunately, there is a group of CXOs, such as the ones at Github, who know better and force the only right way down their employees throats.

[jackvalentine]

These radiography AIs aren’t LLMs AFAIK.

[joe_the_user]

Any of these neural networks is going to have the same basic qualities - lack of explainability and unreliability (even if they have many good qualities, are "fairly" reliable etc, they do fail and we don't exactly when/why they fail).