AI Fails (5 Viewers)

[Greg Boeser]

So much for "learn to code!"

 

[MiTasol]

In the not too distant future the ability to code to debug AI screw ups may be very valuable.

 

[Marcel]

In the not too distant future the ability to code and debug AI screw ups may be very valuable.

I don't really believe that. First of all, AI does not screw up that much anymore. Second, it's quite able to debug itself. Thirdly, most apps will be throw away apps. People will vibe code the apps for their usecase, use it and delete it again in the not so far future. So the software industry will be on its knees in 10 years. Adobe already got a taste of that when AI reverse engineered Photoshop and the like and made it essentially opensource.

 

[MiTasol]

I don't really believe that. First of all, AI does not screw up that much anymore. Second, it's quite able to debug itself. Thirdly, most apps will be throw away apps. People will vibe code the apps for their usecase, use it and delete it again in the not so far future. So the software industry will be on its knees in 10 years. Adobe already got a taste of that when AI reverse engineered Photoshop and the like and made it essentially opensource.

I had not heard of that happening.

What other programs have been pirated this way?

 

[Marcel]

I had not heard of that happening.

What other programs have been pirated this way?

It's not actually illegal, you can copyright the code, but not the features. The people who did it simply created the code in a different language. There is no law against that, yet.

At the moment they vibed Adobe and Office365. Their version on office can even build on Linux, contrary to the original.

You can find the software at craftsuite and get yourself a free Photoshop. You'll have to Google it, I'm not going to put the link here myself.

 

[MiTasol]

Thanks. I am more than happy with GIMP and LibreOffice and wondered if anything else was out there.

 

[Marcel]

Thanks. I am more than happy with GIMP and LibreOffice and wondered if anything else was out there.

Yeah, me too. But maybe interesting to look around. I saw that they did AutoCad s well and a couple of other well known software packages, all within a few weeks, so that tells you something.