But you didn't create these programming languages, operating systems, these technologies anyway, so what's the point of trying to prove anything? AI is a very, very good technology, that's undeniable. But I'm very confused. I'd like to hear your thoughts on this.
Not being able to be fulfilled by something you didn't write yourself? Actually, there's also this perspective: For example, before, you wrote JavaScript code, PHP code, or whatever, yourself, and you were satisfied, you were happy, because you did it.
Do you ever try to understand all the code written by AI by reading it yourself? Do you ever think, "Could I have done this myself? Do I know how to do this?" Do you feel any discomfort about it?
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