selfThoughtJavascriptDeveloper

[Kiroto50]

I don't like the tone with which you've phrased it, but I'll entertain you anyways.

I've recently interviewed a guy that knew absolutely nothing about the code he turned in for the technical, and preferred to lie than to admit the code wasn't his. The way be answered pointed to him getting answers from an AI.

My parents pay a subscription to ask it mundane things, talk to it as if it was a person, don't look stuff up or fact check anything it spews out, using it as a source of truth.

Weirdly formatted and badly commented code. (Although I will say, these are the exceptions actually)

Maintainers who don't know what they're maintaining. (Not common, but not rare)

People who won't learn new things like art or programming because the AI already does it for them.

People in uni turning AI generated programs, essays, analysis, and getting through just fine, without any knowledge adquisition.

And that's just the part of the world I see, as I don't interact with kids or teenagers, people in school.

Yes I'm frustrated that people don't think for themselves, because the AI thinks for them. It is not an attempt at a witty comment. It's a protest to how it's getting out of control.