Comment by nsoonhui

This is an astonishing claim and if true, will make AI a lot less useful in real life scenario.

In real life, take programming as an example, we want Claude to be strong in capability at first, but what is more important is for it to learn our code base, be proficient in it, as it gains experience around it. In other words, become a domain expert.

Because our code base is proprietary I don't expect ( not do I want) the AI to be familiar with it on the first day. So learning on the job is the only way to go.

Only in that way it will resemble a human programmer, and only then we can truly talk about replacing human programmer.