A Meme About the Potential Impact of AI on Software Development
This meme presents a narrative about the intersection of artificial intelligence and software engineering. It suggests a scenario where AI advancements lead to job displacement for tech professionals, followed by a retaliatory shift where engineers use AI to create open-source alternatives to established commercial software suites. The imagery includes references to the OpenAI logo, the Adobe Acrobat logo, and a scene from Star Wars, framing the rapid development of open-source software as a disruptive force against large corporate business models.
Fucking bots, posting and someone always providing link in comments. Same as another bunch of porn link click farming bots. First time I saw that I thought it would be worth checking out but bots swarming makes me hate crap
Now do ms word - a nice version
Finally you dumdums figured what is the real power of AI. Thank fuck it's before you idiots started burning data centers. (yes you were an idiot)
Open source variants have existed for a long time. People pay for the brand name not the product. Stop pretending otherwise.
They're f*cked regardless of the open-source copies. The whole concept of manually editing photos through a software is becoming obsolete.
looks fishy for me, I am fully aware how complex are the adobe suit. if still there after 6 months I will try it
This post is stupid. But the entire Adobe collection showing up in form of open source clones is thrilling. I've watched many reviews and while it is in a very early stage and I don't even want to bother trying it, let alone making a switch, it's a really good start. All effects
I confirm that a smart person with AI is superpower. Of course it would require a bit longer to polish everything, but it is possible to do things nicely and I encourage everyone to start implementing your ideas now.
No. The entire Adobe collection is not replaced in week. The open source softwares are great and we all hope the continu working on them for years to come. Thats the hardest part of open source stuff. Having unpaid, qualified people keeping the apps alive.