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Comment #47035907
Fair point and that’s exactly why Airbus has been eating Boeing’s lunch. When engineering culture takes a back seat to cost, schedule, and optics, outcomes diverge fast. In safety-…
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Comment #47035761
Would you feel comfortable flying on an airplane where the programmers don’t care about secure code, correctness, or the ability to reason about and optimize algorithms—where “good…
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Comment #47029982
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Comment #46968866
This defense is missing the point. Yes, humans aren’t remote-driving the cars, and yes, most miles are autonomous. But the relevant question isn’t how often a human intervenes — it…
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Comment #46931131
In this hypothetical world where AI reliably generates software, large and small software providers alike are out of luck. Companies will go straight to LLMs or open-source models,…
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Comment #46931052
Short answer no. In a world where AI reliably generates software, companies will bypass SaaS vendors, even the large ones, and go straight to the best LLM providers for tailored so…
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Comment #46930981
If AI really makes software cheap and fast, the future isn’t generic SaaS clones competing in hours. Companies will just generate their own hyper-custom internal versions, Salesfor…
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Comment #46930255
Yeah, extraordinary claims need some internal consistency before external evangelism. I’d expect the same from other companies whose CEOs make these kinds of claims, like Nvidia an…
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Comment #46929839
To the article’s author: what is the timeline for removing human engineers from your own organization?