Oh yeah, the old "change quality for speed trick".
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In other news .. UK suffers productivity loss due to extensive rewite of essential services software after it was discovered that the automatic code generation tools created data breaches without anyone noticing.
Assumed Intelligence does not provide answers, it provides responses that look like the answer.
No no, it's ok, we can sell the government different AI to scan for those vulnerabilities /s
...except they haven't, have they? They still have to work 40h a week ( not including OT ) under increasing pressure to deliver fast. Productivity may have increased, yes, but they haven't saved shit.
That, and also productivity most likely increased only if measured in some bullshit KPIs like lines of code/minute