The reality of AI
I spent a considerable amount of time using a very well established AI tool for software development, running around in circles and it failed to produce something that would pass a code review of a resonable standard on a system that had its methodology fixed quite a few years ago. We went back and forth, code broken, fixed again, not a grain of understanding, no ability to apply patterns, nor being informed in any way, regardless of us working on a framework that is 16 years old and had its rules refined over the years and laid out in plain sight. When I say it failed, the framework I was applying AI to is so established, that t is difficult to imagine a system that has been documented in a more open way. It is all public knowledge, open-source, patterns present in core code and all part of the framework and extensions we were working on. When I recall the praise and various testimonies of people working on Claude code as its core developers, it can only be categorised as false a...