[isusmelj]

Is it just me, or does it feel like everyone now uses AI to write any kind of blog?

These parts here somehow trigger me:

- Enter TorchTPU. As an engineering team, our mandate was to build a stack that leads with usability, portability, and excellent performance.

- Engineering the TorchTPU Stack: The Technical Reality

- Eager First: Flexibility Without Compromise

- The breakthrough, however, is our fused eager mode.

- The Road Ahead: 2026 and Beyond

I have mixed feelings about this. On one hand, we all seem to be using the same tools and converging to the same style. On the other hand, if we all use the same models with the same system prompts, we might lose a lot of creativity and diversity in online content.

[pjmlp]

More like, everyone now has KPIs and OKRs attached to AI for their quartal appraisals.

If you don't, I envy you.

[thevillagechief]

This right here is exactly right. If it hasn't come for you yet, it's coming.

[PunchTornado]

it's just sad

[amelius]

Yeah but everyone also uses AI to summarize blogs for them.

[halJordan]

I think HN has moved from outright, unabashed llm hate, to a hyperactive cynicism so you can be the HN guy who caught out llm malfeasance. Give it three more years to cook. And I'll go a step further. This audience who claims to hate the unreal/false llm screed is the same set of people who caused tech news to go from Siracusa reviewing macos and Anand reviewing gpu's to car reviews on ars and anandtech being dead. If a tenth of the people who claim to hate shit llm articles were true, Ars and Anandtech wouldn't be dead