The entire article is correct in the description of open source bootlickers helping the assimilation of the entire ecosystem by corporations.
I wonder about the short conclusion:
"But I don't think these AI tools pose a threat to individual programmers. My prediction is it will free us from the corporate framing, and provide a whole new way to realize our visions."
How will the tools free a programmer who was productive before the laundromats?
The entire article is correct in the description of open source bootlickers helping the assimilation of the entire ecosystem by corporations.
I wonder about the short conclusion:
"But I don't think these AI tools pose a threat to individual programmers. My prediction is it will free us from the corporate framing, and provide a whole new way to realize our visions."
How will the tools free a programmer who was productive before the laundromats?
Reads like a highschooler's angry diary
No it does not, and your takedown is exactly the kind of water carrying for corporations that the article criticizes.
Have a nice day, conditioned sheep.
...and I would have gotten away with it too if it hadn't been for you meddling kids and your creepy dog!