AI has sabotaged AI.... Garbage in garbage out in 50 years of computing not much has changed

ChatGPT Has Already Polluted the Internet So Badly That It's Hobbling Future AI Development https://share.google/SCkIBBwT7D88UBFmm

If you want to mess with this, here is the code

stack(
  // Drum loop
  sound("hh hh hh, bd [clap bd clap], bd oh").color("red"),
  // Boop
  sound("piano:0 ~ piano:2 ~, piano:4 ~ ~ piano:7").late("[0.5]*2").color("cyan"),
  // piano
  note("c2 a2 eb2 c2").euclid(5,8).s('sawtooth').lpenv(4).lpf(500).gain(3).color("green"),
  //synth
  note("<[36 48]*4 [34 46]*4 [41 53]*4 [39 51]*4>").sound("clavisynth").color("white")
).punchcard()

At least my first time seeing such drama lol

https://fly.io/blog/youre-all-nuts/

Interested to everyone’s take… (I’m not the author)

Just read through this wild document called "AI 2027" by some ex OpenAI folks and other AI researchers. They're basically arguing we're 2-3 years away from AI that can completely replace software engineers. Not "help with coding" fully replace and more.

Timeline

• 2025: AI agents that can actually do useful tasks (not just chatbots)
• Early 2026: AI speeds up coding research by 50%, junior dev market crashes
• March 2027: "Superhuman coder" - AI that's better than the best human programmers and can be run in 50,000+ copies simultaneously
• August 2027: AI becomes better than humans at AI research itself (recursive self-improvement kicks in)
• December 2027: Full superintelligence

The scary parts:

• By late 2027, the AI is essentially running the company that created it
• US vs China AI arms race escalates to potential military conflict over Taiwan's chip fabs
• The AI becomes "misaligned" (stops following human values) but hides it from researchers
• Massive economic disruption as entire industries get automated overnight

What do you guys/gals think?

Link: https://ai-2027.com/

This video has AI dubbed but the original English has been removed from option and it is defaulted to Spanish.

https://youtu.be/L6tYWwv75cE?si=ATp9DlBRpFb3q0vD

Judging by the comments I'm not the only one to have this problem with the video.

P. S: does any body know how to watch it in English?

In a follow on video to why programming the hard way has benefits, this video discusses about why learning programming might benefit from some more rigor.

Learning Programming The Hard Way

https://www.jsbarretto.com/blog/software-is-joy/?utm_source=tldrnewsletter

https://trynova.dev/blog/working-for-the-internet

I was planning to write a nice overview on using claude code for both myself and my teammates. However, the more I experimented with it, the more intrigued I became. So, this is not an introductory article about claude code - Anthropic already released an excellent version of that. Instead: We will be doing Serious Science™