The AI is already kinda human because it's biased by your input. Your language, your vocabulary within that language, the construction of your sentence and all of its components, its syntax, its punctuation. Everything you interact with becomes personal.
I feel that fear, it seems natural for us when trying to comprehend exponential change.
We've certainly introduced an exponential function into the raw number of software projects coming to production.
I try to view it Stoically rather than idealistically: will my productions be seen? Will they be useful? Will I make money?
No, nobody knows who I am and I've built nothing of real value.
That was true before Claude and is true today. But I have Claude as a tool that I didn't have before.
The market will flood, and my drip may forever be lost in the flow. But, was it ever going to be another way?
I love building and I love it more now, what else is there for me to think about?
"The machine is catering to our lowest selves, as opposed to our highest selves."
- @`Gigi`
Really glad I came across this one. It's a great inspiration; conquering your lowest self as the mechanism of righting the world.
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