An update on AI in real life

 I have spent a few days using Claude Code. I said I will never use AI, and I did use it. Exactly the way Claude treats what you ask it to do. It will tell you one thing, then do another, then make excuses, ruin your code, come back with patronising answers and do things in background you never asked for. Youtube is full of videos of successful people using Claude to make millions. What gives? I know what it gives, but you are not ready for the answer, not allowed and nobody wants to hear it. Stay tuned.

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