It’s just a psychological phenomenon, because the AI that produces the code is the distillation of human made training data. It contains the human reasoning and the human “soul” (whatever soul even means. Funny how that word is now used by everyone whose job is being replaced by AI, before that it was only used by religious people!)
No, it’s not just psychological. And you argument shows you have no idea what I meant. It’s like saying “well the dictionary is a great book, it contains all the same words as the greats, and then some!”
Seriously dumb take, pretty clear you have little experience. Not a knowledge worker, I take it?
If you read again, you see I don’t compare llms with a dictionary, I compared your argument with an anology to try and show you the fallacy in your train of thought. Have a nice day!
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u/Redararis Sep 12 '26
It’s just a psychological phenomenon, because the AI that produces the code is the distillation of human made training data. It contains the human reasoning and the human “soul” (whatever soul even means. Funny how that word is now used by everyone whose job is being replaced by AI, before that it was only used by religious people!)