@carnage4life

Poorly designed products can limp along a long time before requiring total replacement.

The problem is that it works, you spend all your time putting out fires instead of building new features and innovating.

@carnage4life

My previous comment still stands

https://hachyderm.io/@shafik/116004009707074140

@Susan60

For sure, tools are useful when you use them appropriately.

@stepheneb

Yes, education definitely helps. There have been several reports that if people using LLMs in a way that makes their flaws obvious they learn and use them in more appropriate ways.

If they can keep up, it should not be a big problem. Sounds like they have a hold of it.

@TheCybermatron

I am sorry

Ok this has left my network.

I am better known for my C++ quizzes:

https://hachyderm.io/tags/Cpppolls

and my cursed code:

https://hachyderm.io/search?q=from%3Ashafik+cursed+code&type=statuses

Also my dad jokes but I don't have handy reference for those, so you will have to just follow if you like dad jokes.

@mycotropic

Thank you for teaching people that.

@Alexjgriffith

That is how I use the summaries, to obtain vocabulary and references and I tend to ignore the content as once I know the vocabulary and good source.

I can just read those and no have to verify the summary, which you always will need to do.

@arthfach

if the editors can not keep up, then yes.

This is a damning article from the Wikipedia editors on GenAI articles written for Wikipedia: https://wikiedu.org/blog/2026/01/29/generative-ai-and-wikipedia-editing-what-we-learned-in-2025/

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