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"but a great tool nonetheless".

They asked Claude to evaluate the risk of annihilate the human race by releasing these reports.

It says "You're absolutely right!".

So they did release the reports.

One word: bots.

Talk to other Devs face to face around you. "AI" is suddenly not that great, but a good tool nonetheless.

That's my experience anyway.

I think you put way too faith in a human capacity to plan in such a "long-term".

That's where most complo theories fail...

When the only thing you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail...

But that LLM doesn't care! That's the real beauty.

What does human do best? Pollute, pullute everything to the ground.

Beautiful, I'm telling you, pure beauty.

I never publish my "first_draft" branch - never.

You can thank the npm and the like.

Before, people were responsible for the dependencies they were importing.

With npm and all the javascripters flooding the market, it became normal to be irresponsible "because everybody is doing it".

Fast-forward a couple of years, now everything is web based, even the stand-alone app version. No one knows what is running on own computer, even the Devs themselves don't know what the are asking you to run...

With a pinch of vibe coding on top, and thats the end.

We took 40 years for our industry to be taken seriously, it's all gone now.

No!

Well except the whole HN crowd, the CEOs, the US president, and... The whole valley...