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Games@lemmy.world•Big Walk Used AI In 'The Final Stretch' Of Development, Kicking Off Intense Awards DebateEnglish
1737·1 day agoAll professional software development is using AI. This is normal and to be expected. Code AI contributions are rightfully handled differently in Steam’s AI disclosure.
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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•AMD Acknowledges Radeon Driver Bug Causing Constant SSD Writes, Fix In The WorksEnglish
4·2 days agoconsolateon
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•I wish there were mirrors with on/off switches
1·2 days agoThe French say yes.
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Gaming@lemmy.zip•Steam gets a boatload of restored Wing Commanders and Ultima ports after EA producer stumbles across cupboard of old tapesEnglish
5·5 days agoThe posted article literally has it in the first sentence
What does the state of the highway have to do with traffic lights? Are the ones in need of repair have less traffic lights?


I forgot the golden role of “ai bad”.
AI is a tool. A useful tool for software development. But with any tool, it’s possible to misuse it. With AI it’s easy to abuse it and get it to write everything for you and not think about the output. That usually ends up with bad code. You can also use it for debugging or code review or giving a solution to a tough technical problem that can be used as a starting point. That’s how these devs used it. That is a good way to use the tool.
Just because corporations overuse AI in software development doesn’t mean the tool is bad.