Comment by tristanj
7 hours ago
One third of all software code is written by AI. At the frontier AI labs it's 80%+. It has completely upended the software industry. How is that not a massive adaption?
7 hours ago
One third of all software code is written by AI. At the frontier AI labs it's 80%+. It has completely upended the software industry. How is that not a massive adaption?
> One third of all software code is written by AI.
I find it interesting that using lines of code as a metric is making a comeback.
The number of lines of code doesn't matter any more. A better metric is AI-assisted commits, which has the same statistics.
I mean if there are more bugs there are more commits no?
You couldn’t have picked a better argument to show how this bias is exactly what’s making tech people think this shift is ubiquitous. “It works extremely well for coding, in which I am a domain expert, so why wouldn’t it work for all the other domains I absolutely know nothing about?”
ChatGPT has 700 million users. What do you think they are using it for? It's upended entire industries.
How many millions of emails do you think are composed using ChatGPT? How many legal briefs were reviewed by AI? How many businesses use AI generated art? How many kids do their homework using ChatGPT?
The GP is arguing that AI has struggled to replace humans, but in so many roles AI is doing the heavy lifting and humans are copying its output.
Which “entire industries” has ChatGPT upended?
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Because it doesn’t work without me