The main insight here seems to be "treat AI as a junior developer" (not that it's necessarily bad advice but I've heard it a million times) and then the one actionable insight is asking the AI to argue against itself.
AI tools are only as good as your judgment
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Re: AI tools are only as good as your judgment
#22It'd be a little more convincing if the article itself didn't read like something directly from LLM. But perhaps that's the author's point?
I've never seen so many emdashes in one piece!
Re: AI tools are only as good as your judgment
#23This post is straight up AI writing. Which shows really poor judgement...
The problem isn't laziness — it's abdication.
Whoever even posts these on HN should take a look in the mirror. Are you trolling?
Re: AI tools are only as good as your judgment
#24Is it just me or does this seem to be directly pasted out of an LLM
It is 100% LLM written.
Re: AI tools are only as good as your judgment
#25This post is straight up AI writing. Which shows really poor judgement... The problem isn't laziness — it's abdication. Wow. Whoever even posts these on HN should take a look in the mirror. Are you trolling?
> Whoever even posts these on HN should take a look in the mirror. Are you trolling?
https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=talvardi7
It turns out to be a spammer.
Re: AI tools are only as good as your judgment
#26The real risk isn't AI replacing judgment—it's people outsourcing their judgment to AI and forgetting they had any to begin with.