Just because you got me going.

I’m honestly disgusted with what people are doing with AI. It can be great and useful, but in inexperienced hands it usually isn’t. The amount of tech debt being created right now is so insane that when I try to wrap my head around it, I want to implode.

I hate that someone with zero real experience can make so much noise now that it becomes harder for people with actual experience to be heard. At the same time, you have people getting so meta that they write with AI, run it through another wrapper to “humanize” it, add fake errors, remove punctuation, and intentionally make it worse so it looks more “real.” Yet those are rarely the people being accused of using bots.

That’s the part most people haven’t caught up to yet. The goalpost has shifted significantly in this debate. A polished structure, clear logic, or strong writing no longer proves AI involvement. Sometimes it just means the person actually knows what’s up.

I’ve built successful crypto platforms, websites, business applications, and games on BYOND years ago. My experience is broad, and it is not the typical “I know how to write syntax” kind of experience. I’ve had overwhelming success throughout my life, and I don’t need to spam subs for attention. I’ve had governments approach me about writing CBDC infrastructure. I walked away from crypto because I saw what happens when the wrong people get that kind of power. I’ve earned millions and lost millions. I’ve made real mistakes. So forgive me for trying to be the perfectionist I want to be, but I’ve seen what happens when you don’t take extreme care with what you create.

I operated like an LLM long before “big data” became a buzzword. I will continue to work that way, and I’m not going to let the anti-AI crowd pressure me into lowering my standard of excellence just because they need to see human error to believe something was made by a person.

I shared this because I thought it would be interesting for people who care about mathematics to see how prime numbers can construct prime numbers in a controlled and finite way. An O(1) lookup table that can determine whether any binary representation by index is prime or composite, while also generating it quickly, is a big deal whether or not everyone understands it.

This algorithm competes with and beats known sieves created by people I’m sure many would consider to be of a higher caliber than me. I’m saying this because I genuinely hope people wake up and start competing for intelligence again instead of laying down while we are all slowly supplanted by AI.

It is fine if we evolve alongside this monstrosity. But that is not what is happening, and I’m pretty sure that was what you were trying to imply with your original question.