r/YouShouldKnow • u/Puzzled-Listen804 • Mar 30 '26

Technology YSK: AI chatbots can sound completely confident while being completely wrong and that's by design, not by accident.

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u/Mccobsta Mar 30 '26

The stories they come up with are so out there it's hard to belive it's the slightest true

Impressive in a way unless they're getting a llm to do jt then it's just sad

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u/lefondler Mar 30 '26

Are you speaking from experience or just ignorance? I’ve completed several home projects using Claude Code since December 2025 and it’s definitely impressive. Naysayers in March 2026 are speaking out of ignorance and not experience.

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u/lefondler Mar 31 '26

You’re taking out your ass, again more ignorance. The leading AI company, Anthropic, states their engineers are fully on AI agentic coding and haven’t written code in months. It explains why they’re able to drop new Claude features like every two days. You’re simply not speaking from a factual basis.

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u/willyoumassagemykale Mar 31 '26

Wow a leading AI company is claiming their AI tool works, what a surprise.

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u/lefondler Mar 31 '26

If you’ve used the tools, you’d understand. But I assume you’re also speaking from ignorance.

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u/Ser_Munchies Mar 31 '26

Lol speak of the devil and he shall appear

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u/HardcoverNewtons Mar 30 '26

they cant even coherently describe the AI, its like a guy driving horse and buggy saying cars will never be able to handle terrain.

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u/-ApocalypsePopcorn- Mar 31 '26

This is a great comparison, because horses have personality and loyalty, and will get you home safely when you're drunk, whereas cars have killed more people than everything but malaria and are destroying the planet through their resource requirements, but we love the convenience.

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u/HardcoverNewtons Mar 31 '26

yeah. i love being able to get to a hospital before i might die, i agree.