The creative space. It is also being underestimated. Lots of people saying AI will now make movies etc, but I think anything of value in this space will require heavy human intervention for a while.
In more technical areas, it will be more of an exception but humans can still provide precise control over software that in certain areas are desirable, i.e. critical safety, embedded software, maybe high performance stuff, etc.
The creative space. It is also being underestimated. Lots of people saying AI will now make movies etc, but I think anything of value in this space will require heavy human intervention for a while.
In more technical areas, it will be more of an exception but humans can still provide precise control over software that in certain areas are desirable, i.e. critical safety, embedded software, maybe high performance stuff, etc.
Ooh interested! I'm thinking about working on an esolang that consists of Claude insults and bioweapons topics as lexicon/keywords.
https://collinear.ai/