AI is now better than checking documents, contracts, proposals and other similar work than you and me. (Good. I never liked doing reviews anyway.) This AI advantage only increases at scale. It can deliver the same level of service 24/7 at a lower cost than you. How many times have you seen stuff leave your organisation and then been horrified to find out what was sent to your customer. Best case is a poor brand impact; worst case is commercial and legal risk. We've built an a

AI only re-uses things that are out there. It's not creative. It can't cope with the demands of a complex ideation process. The history of human creativity is stuffed with so much re-use, it's quite a comical view to adopt. From Bridget Jones's Diary, a copy of Jane Austen, to Roger Sanchez sampling one verse from a 70s song from legendary Toto, the world is full of slightly tweaked copies. There are only so many words, notes and pixel colour values. Creativity is not desirab

From Andrej Karpathy, formerly of leading AI roles in OpenAI and Tesla. I've been saying this will happen for a while now. The charge that has been (reasonably) held against me is that I am selling AI services, so I am biased. I am biased, but that does not mean that a huge change is not a real thing. Software engineering is now a different discipline, with a new set of skills to augment the existing ones. https://x.com/karpathy/status/2015883857489522876