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Author finds AI coding future depressing due to consolidation and irresponsibility

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Gergely Orosz believes that LLM/Agent coding is the inevitable future of the tech industry, a prospect the author finds depressing due to environmental and IP concerns. The author criticizes the consolidation of data and financial power into the hands of a few billionaires in Silicon Valley, rather than a democratization of these resources. Furthermore, the author expresses disappointment that these advancements are not being rolled out responsibly, with a perceived lack of care from those in positions of power. AI

IMPACT Expresses concern over the potential negative societal and environmental impacts of widespread AI adoption in coding.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece expressing personal feelings about a future trend, rather than reporting on a new development or event.

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Author finds AI coding future depressing due to consolidation and irresponsibility

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I don't disagree with Gergely Orosz's assessment, which is basically LLM/Agent coding doing everything is the inevitable endpoint. I just find it incredibly dep

    I don't disagree with Gergely Orosz's assessment, which is basically LLM/Agent coding doing everything is the inevitable endpoint. I just find it incredibly depressing and disgusting. I wouldn't feel this way if these platforms weren't environmental and IP destroying monsters. I …

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