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Jurgen Gravestein's avatar

I'm not a betting man. But if I was, I would put my money on Anthropic.

Jean-Paul Paoli's avatar

Now I have a more interesting comment πŸ˜‰: we need to closely monitor what happens in software development, because it’s one of the first areas to be impacted by AI.

It has the highest adoption, some of the best model performance, and very receptive users. So to me, software engineering is a live lab for what will come next to knowledge work

Alberto Romero's avatar

Agreed. Even if code is "easier" than creative writing and other stuff, I don't see why it might not happen there, too

Philippe Delanghe's avatar

it's nuts. the craziest is that they coded it in 1,5 weeks. But Alberto, using claude code is really easy. I mean it's a CLI (reminds me of my youth) but besides that you talk to Claude Code like you talk to Claude. You should try ;-)

Alberto Romero's avatar

Yeah, it's not that it's hard but that I haven't found any use case for work. Claude Code for writing, however? I'm sold!

Kevin Beck's avatar

Try it for something fun then - make a recommender for which beach has the best weather today based on public data.

Jean-Paul Paoli's avatar

Didn’t read it yet but πŸ‘ for the tongue twister :)

Leo C's avatar

this is all bottlenecked by β€œtrust”, fundamentally.

Even if a job / task involves little human tacit knowledge, other humans still do not trust AI end-to-end. It sort of doesn’t matter if AI is capable or not.

I believe hallucinations have been detrimental to people’s trust of AI as well, and the vast availability of AI is also contributing to its negative perceptions.

Francisco d’Anconia's avatar

I’m working with Claude code to constrain Claude code’s workflow in a safe way to allow Claude code to autonomously improve Claude code’s workflow. And using Claude code to test my guardrails agentically. Yeah.