In this article I continue the more critical line of thought I began in Mindless Drones. I hate AI for what it makes us become, yet still hold that there is no point in not using it — at least for engineering, or for anything whose output can be judged to be of the same or better quality, only more of it. But never just more of it: which, sadly, is clearly the case for most non-engineering uses (and, let’s be honest, for many engineering ones as well).
In this article I continue the more critical line of thought I began in Mindless Drones. I hate AI for what it makes us become, yet still hold that there is no point in not using it — at least for engineering, or for anything whose output can be judged to be of the same or better quality, only more of it. But never just more of it: which, sadly, is clearly the case for most non-engineering uses (and, let’s be honest, for many engineering ones as well).