once you can dial in a reviewer it starts feeling like managing a team with over-specialized skill sets.
the problem solving hasn’t changed, but the hands, or “hands”, are.
suspect some of what’s causing churn for some folks is they are getting to do the job they wanted without the title change and recognition, as well as with different approaches for doing the work.
Repair is more maintenance than use. Good eventual goal. Not required to see benefits. Best case, it drives itself to the garage. Worst case, for now, human mechanic does a house call.
Refueling? Seems solvable. Tornadoes? Not directly solvable, but, no less so than for humans.
There’s infinite complexity, sure, but that’s why it’s silly to try and hop to done. One step at a time.
The whole reason people complain about AI is because they want “hop to done”
One step at a time is what is happening and the improvement and rate of improvement is crazy as we see,
A whole class of nontechnical people don’t accept anything but “fully solved including every possible edge case” before they call it done, then complain that they didn’t prepare socially for what happens when that is true.
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