alt Hacker NewsNo matter what which stereotypes you think the developers adhere to, your should file the bugs. Or stop complaining about them.
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These are "AI"-addicted developers that you're talking to.
They have been tricked into a world-view which validates their continual, lazy use of high-tech auto-generators.
They have been tricked into gleefully opting in to their own deskilling.
Expecting an "AI"-addicted developer to file a bug is like expecting an MSNBC or Fox News viewer to attend a town meeting.
The goal of "AI" products is to foster laziness, dependency, and isolation in their users.
Expecting these users to take any sort of action outside of further communication with their LLM chatbots does not square with the social function of these products.
Edit (response to the guy/LLM below me):
Hackernews comments written by fearmongering LLM idiots will tell me to "keep an open mind" about dogshit LLM chatbots until the day I die.
LLM technology is garbage.
If these tools are changing the world, they're only doing so by:
1. Dramatically facilitating the promulgation of idiotic delusions
2. Making enterprise software far, far more vulnerable than it was even in the recent past
Right? The general case just doesn't make sense to me when people do that, where "that" is "I have a problem with person/organization, but rather than talk to person/organization about thing, I'm going to complain about it to everyone except person/organization and somehow be surprised that problem never gets fixed"! Like, how do you want things to get better?