Comment by chubot

Even in software, there are many things that haven't changed.

e.g. Why do Rust and CPython still have over 5,000 open issues each? At some point, will the superintelligence fix all the bugs autonomously? When is that going to happen?

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues

https://github.com/python/cpython/issues

What about new features? In every thread about Rust, people are clamoring for new features and libraries. People wonder why there can't be a batteries-included standard library like Go.

So now that LLMs are so smart, is that a solved problem? Or are we still bottlenecked on the expertise of a few experts?

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Also, what happened to AI's passing the Turing test? I see tons of slop articles that are obvious to most HN readers. They haven't fooled us apparently -- the longer the interaction, the more obvious it becomes whether it's AI.

(That said, I use AI all the time and find it to be a great tool. IMO is is a tool, not an autonomous intelligence with a will of its own.)