> "PhotoCraft" is itself an admitted scam from its own prompter, who outright confessed here that he lied about its capabilities on Reddit to build hype

I know AI bros are allergic to reading, but at least feed my reply to a clanker and get it to summarise for you before ignoring what I wrote.

We might be early but we’re not wrong.

Pets.com was an ignominious scam but the internet flourished after a cleansing.

Do you think anyone will pay for photoshop in 10 years, when a free version can be conjured up just by screen capturing all the interactions professionals have with photoshop?

I have never once said LLMs are useless, Jesus Christ none of you can read. And yet you couldn't be more right. This is in fact exactly like the internet bubble. LLMs are a useful technology, just like the internet. And yet the people losing their goddamn minds in the hysteria are going to be bankrupted. I would almost be happy about it, if the ones most responsible weren't convincing a bunch of gullible saps to hold the bag while they make off with the profits.

You both should probably sit down for this. AI coding actually works.

And coding is one of those things that can be measured and is likely to have a lot more acceleration. Hopefully someone is also working at training the AI in more formal verification so insecure crap is less likely to ship.

Hey, this is largely a valuable comment, but you're breaking rules, don't attack your interlocutors like that. Be civil.