alt Hacker NewsThe idea of software provided by domain experts has to continue even if you can write software to do what you want by chatting to AI.
"Write an app to provide psychological advice to people with mild anxiety, then market it and sell it to people with mild anxiety."
If an entrepreneur did that with no domain expertise, imagine the potential liability.
How do you know the output is correct for anything that matters more than completing simple and repetitive tasks? You still have to know an expert in a domain has vetted the software. The result of applying AI to OS development is making itself fairly clear with MS I believe.
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0rbiter • today at 5:23 AM
This is the reasonable stance. But both profit and convenience override reason.
> If an entrepreneur did that with no domain expertise, imagine the potential liability.
It seems to me as if the current entrepreneur playbook largely is to run really fast and hope the judicial system doesn't catch up.