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GitHub CEO delivers stark message to developers: Embrace AI or get out.
(www.businessinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2025
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AI can only deliver answers based on training code developers manually wrote, so hod do they expect to train AI in the future if there is no more developers writing code by themselves? You train AI on AI-generated code? Sounds like expected enshittification down the line. Inbreeding basically.
Also, small fact is that they invested so much money into AI, that they can't allow it to fail. Such comments never came from people who don't depend on AI adoption.
It's like all those companies who fast tracked their way into profits by ignoring the catastrophic effects they were having on the environment... Down the road.
Later is someone else's problem. Now is when AI-pushers want to make money.
I hate where things have been heading.
same as how it goes on the stock market? they don't care about the long term, but only the short term. what happens on the long term is somebody else's problem, you just have to squeeze out everything, and know when to exit.
they are gambling with our lives. but not with theirs. that's (one of) the problem: they are not fearing their lives.