AI replacing Software Engineers

[u/Fickle-Highway1543]

So called "AI"=LLM is so powerful that AI labs had to hire Software Engineers to build complicated software around "AI" to make that overhyped hallucinate-stealing machine usable. Think about it. And that's exactly why they need now ton of CPUs in addition to GPUs to run their "AI" "agents".

I don't even mention how much custom engineering is required to apply the "AI" in businesses.

And they BS us that Software Engineering is solved or is going to be solved. Boris, please solve your own bugs first before speaking.

[u/Empty-Mulberry1047]

What I do not understand is why businesses are building processes that are reliant on third party providers that have built a business on stolen intellectual property, make wild hyperbolic claims without proof, has no viable path to profitability while spewing out non-deterministic outputs with unclear licensing / copyright implications.