Do such people think that AI is truly miraculous and should be made as advanced as possible as quickly as possible?
Ask HN: Are 80s high school hobby programmers overwhelmingly pro-AI?
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Re: Ask HN: Are 80s high school hobby programmers overwhelmingly pro-AI?
#2This one does not.
Re: Ask HN: Are 80s high school hobby programmers overwhelmingly pro-AI?
#3Not this one, or, come to think of it, any that I know of.
Now, hobby entrepreneurs, that’s different.
Re: Ask HN: Are 80s high school hobby programmers overwhelmingly pro-AI?
#4In short, no.
Most of the folks I talk to in my age group are somewhere between anti-AI and "AI works for specific use cases". I find it is the younger folk who think it is miraculous and want to use it everywhere.
Re: Ask HN: Are 80s high school hobby programmers overwhelmingly pro-AI?
#5no.
How about AI being consistent and accurate?
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#6I have no idea in general, but I was an 80s high school hobby programmer and don't think this way, nor do the devs I know who are roughly of the same vintage.
Re: Ask HN: Are 80s high school hobby programmers overwhelmingly pro-AI?
#7In short, no. Most of the folks I talk to in my age group are somewhere between anti-AI and "AI works for specific use cases". I find it is the younger folk who think it is miraculous and want to use it everywhere.
The executive class is overwhelmingly Gen-X and that class is very pro-AI.
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#9I have no idea in general, but I was an 80s high school hobby programmer and don't think this way, nor do the devs I know who are roughly of the same vintage.
Ditto.
Moment we create software liability and enforce them, is that moment AI will ship-up or shape-out )I know it's backward(.
Re: Ask HN: Are 80s high school hobby programmers overwhelmingly pro-AI?
#10In short, no. Most of the folks I talk to in my age group are somewhere between anti-AI and "AI works for specific use cases". I find it is the younger folk who think it is miraculous and want to use it everywhere.
The executive class is overwhelmingly Gen-X and that class is very pro-AI.
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