| I can’t help but read the logic as not being too far off from: “libfoo switched to being developed using emacs instead of vim so we can’t trust it anymore” It’s not the same obviously, but here’s why I can’t help but view it analogously: The only truth in software is whether it works or not for whatever your use case is. Even before AI, we couldn’t have known if the author of a piece of software was proceeding with rigor or just trying random stuff until it seemed to work. In other words, we didn’t judge someone’s software by inspecting their methodology or what tools they used. Heck, we often ended up using software that had no test suite or where the test suite was junk! And so many of us who are fans of memory safety use tools written in C, and vice versa (I’m no Rust fan but I use plenty of tools written in Rust). So yeah, the logic that goes, “I won’t use your stuff because I don’t approve of your use of AI” is about as believable to me as if you stopped using something because you didn’t like the authors choice of editor |