[eudamoniac]

I've posted this before and it's still what I think:

I'm convinced that the polarization is that one's impression of AI has a direct 1:1 mapping with one's previous level of skill and sensitivity to quality. Most people are by definition average and they are impressed.

Is there anyone in the industry noted for their skill, quality, and taste, e.g. Jonathon Blow, Casey Muratori, who is impressed and thinks the AI is really good? I haven't seen any. In my personal circle, the best devs I know are either micromanaging or shunning AI; none of them think the agents are capable or really good. The mediocre devs I know are largely on board. This applies both online and off.

Couple this with the fact that no AI focused project has come out, not a single one, that meets a high quality bar with nontrivial complexity.

I am an AI quality sceptic. They can be useful if you don't care for quality, but I never don't care for quality. I live for quality.