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Buddhist philosophy applied to AI in software development

The author proposes applying Buddhist philosophy to modern software development practices, particularly in the context of Artificial Intelligence. The core idea is to use Buddhist principles as a guide to navigate and alleviate the challenges and suffering that AI has introduced into the field. This approach emphasizes a life philosophy over religious dogma, focusing on practical guidance for improving one's outlook and actions within the software domain. AI

IMPACT Suggests a philosophical approach to mitigate negative impacts of AI in software development.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece applying a philosophical framework to a technology trend.

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Buddhist philosophy applied to AI in software development

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    ☸️ # Buddhism , at its core, is a life philosophy—a spartan one, but a philosophy nonetheless. It is not a religion: there is no creation myth and there is no C

    ☸️ # Buddhism , at its core, is a life philosophy—a spartan one, but a philosophy nonetheless. It is not a religion: there is no creation myth and there is no Creator. There are only a few helpful guides to navigate life. Any internally consistent philosophy can be applied to any…