It clearly was, at least in part. Somehow, it feels just right here: Man trusts AI to do the right thing and it burns him. 5 minutes later, man trusts AI to explain what happened on X.
I like the way the LLM implies that an API call should have a “type DELETE to confirm”. That would make no sense, and no human would ever suggest or want that, I hope.
It clearly was, at least in part. Somehow, it feels just right here: Man trusts AI to do the right thing and it burns him. 5 minutes later, man trusts AI to explain what happened on X.
Its a greek tragedy in 2 acts.
> in 2 acts.
Might not be over yet... ;)
I like the way the LLM implies that an API call should have a “type DELETE to confirm”. That would make no sense, and no human would ever suggest or want that, I hope.
I can only assume (hope) this founder is completely nontechnical because the notion that an API should ask for someone to “type DELETE” is ridiculous.