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“We’re moving from that find-and-fix mentality to preventing issues before they occur,” [...]
Funny that the introduction of AI in software development generally means a shift into the other direction. As John Ousterhout called it, "debugging a system into existence".
ROFL that was not a mistake. They all knew what would happen.
yup, they just got caught doing it.
HAHAHAHA
Can't blame AI for the fact that I know of at least 2 Ford transit vans whose turbo blew within 6 months 5 years ago, and a ranger with oil leaks
The only thing keeping ford in business here in Australia (other than the mustang), are the yobbos who want to believe Chy-na is producing bad cars still.
They've been producing crap for decades
They set the gas line like 3" above the turbo exhaust on the first Gen escape
Can’t blame AI for the fact that I know of at least 2 Ford transit vans whose turbo blew within 6 months 5 years ago, and a ranger with oil leaks
I made an interesting observation - I see small oil leaks more frequently than when I made my driving license in 1988. In both cases, living in an European suburb. No idea why ... perhaps it is because people have more cars and drive less? Or changes in car design and construction?
The ranger with oil leaks I think was burning oil. It needed regular oil refilling until it was fixed.
My jeep is also hot garbage too
Years ago I worked at an ISP tgat went through a merger. They decided they were going to outsource customer service to another company.
We all got nice severances and 3 months prior notice where we basically didn't work because all calls were being routed to the new call center and we were just backup. What a great 3 months. We had card tourneys, spun up the companies old game servers and ran minecraft (alpha) on them, lots of fun.
Get laid off, fast forward a year and the outsource company has taken an 86% approval ratimg down to the low 30s.
They hired a lot of us back to completely rebuild the service department. I was tier 1 and got a 76% raise. I imagine others got better.
I bet the executives who made the decision gave themselves a bonus and are still working there despite the monumental blunder.
Executives fail upwards.
People forget that AI models are great prediction systems, but as such the make very interesting blunders. If you are generating an essay, summarizing a meeting or just making cat memes that level of precision is acceptable. But I don't see AI replacing human in anything that requires exactitude, predictability or intuition.
they arnt even that great at predicting, just better at summarizing info they gathered, but unable to verify if the sources are actually true or not.
People don't forget. They simply don't care.
According to Poon, some of the company’s most experienced personnel left before all of their accumulated knowledge could be fully transferred into Ford’s automated systems. That necessitated bringing back some of those employees to retrain those systems...
See this, nothing was learned by these slop-shits. Their take away wasn't humans-with-experience > than slop-bots. It was, unfortunately, 'we didn't extract enough knowledge from the humans that helped build our company before tossing as many humans away as possible. Once we've extracted enough, we'll try again.'
Fuck you poon and co.
even if they can "put all the knowledge" in the LLM, its unlikely the thing would even be able to use it effectively without the same engineers anyways.
Funny how the capitalist narrative is that the CEO types "deserve" all they get because they worked hard and "built the company", but employee's that've been equally there for it's hardship and growth, actually with their hands in the mud, actually have all the practical knowledge, yet are only on an income, are tossed aside at the nearest convenience because somebody smelled a bit more money.
Some of them really can't be arsed to give back the community and systems that allowed them to flourish in the first place can they.
Locust swarm.
Sometimes I feel so blessed working for somebody that actually values people.
Let's hope the humans learned their lesson and won't teach the systems.
The point the grandparent comment is making is that there is no amount of teaching that will turn an LLM into a top engineer. The technology just isn't there yet, not until OpenAI replaces all their own engineers.
I hope they had to double their previous salaries...
I had they hope to previous thier double saliear
Durr regard made jokesers fucks it ip halwauthit
The joke is NOT I fucked up correcting myself editing it about it, the joke is that I care so much that I make this meta comment. That's the level of joke we're on
Is this a part of your op too?
Literally every i ds9s a government psyop
Thanks Obama
So they fired the executives responsible, right?
fire her for being caught for not OBFUSCATING THE lay offs as something else.
Mistakenly, we thought that by just introducing artificial intelligence and adjusting the design requirements that we had, that that would produce a high-quality product
That's so low IQ, like saying "Mistakenly, we thought that by just introducing a lawn mower and adjust the landscaping requirements, that that would produce a high quality lawn."
Exactly, it's incompetent managers making stupid decisions in the hope of looking good by reducing headcount. People see this and think aha, one more reason to hate AI, but blaming AI is like blaming a fork for not being a spoon.
VP should be fired.
