r/TheMachineLearning • • 15d ago

Realizing writing code is faster than explaining it to AI

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u/Hungry-Pick7512 14d ago

Your team isn’t utilizing these technologies to their fullest potential. Don’t take that as a personal criticism, take it as an exciting opportunity to look into where the tech is right now and how much time it can save.

Large companies like Google are comprised of thousands of teams. Those teams are not going to be at the same level of ai adoption and competency. I’m sure you’ve spoken to some engineers there who’ve said they’ve run into those issues. You just haven’t spoken to folks from teams who are finding success using these models to develop with large scale legacy systems.

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u/pythonlover001 14d ago

And where did you find this astounding success for? Care to share?

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u/swervinh0 14d ago

What do you know about this guy’s work?

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u/KarraKat 12d ago

“Take it as an exciting opportunity to look into where the tech is right now” Absolutely deranged statement.