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  1. @rauschma@fosstodon.orgMastodon

    1/ @KyleOrl: “AI coding agents generate more code, but not more software” arstechnica.com/ai/2026/10/ai-… Quote: Any efficiency increased during the actual coding phase, the study authors find, is “absorbed by downstream constraints in the production process”; as “the code review process significantly increases in length, pull requests are more likely to require revisions, and reviewers leave more comments.”

    arstechnica.com AI coding agents generate more code, but not more software

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  2. @bigearthdata.aiBluesky

    AI coding agents generate more code, but not more software ->Ars Technica | More on "AI coding assistants and productivity" at BigEarthData.ai | #AI #Software

    arstechnica.com AI coding agents generate more code, but not more software

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  3. @samuelwong.bsky.socialBluesky

    Your Moat Is Dead. Anyone Can Rebuild Your Product AI just made rewriting Photoshop a side project for a dozen engineers. That kills one kind of defensibility and makes every other kind more valuable open.substack.com/pub/techfoun...

    open.substack.com Your Moat Is Dead. Anyone Can Rebuild Your Product.

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  4. "One of the few positive side effects of the grand theft that is AI is that proprietary software will now become technically unviable." lobste.rs/s/pbjhnt/rev...

    lobste.rs Reverse Engineer Anything

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  5. The #AI #Autocrat How Technology Empowers—and Imperils— #Dictators This is AI’s promise to every autocratic ruler: the ability to maintain control without delegating tasks to unreliable humans. It is an extremely attractive prospect. No matter how powerful, dictators have always needed subordinates—censors, propagandists, security guards, police officers, intelligence analysts, and local bureaucrats—to carry out their orders. Now they have AI. foreignaffairs.com/united-stat…

    foreignaffairs.com The AI Autocrat

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  6. @hacker.at.thenote.appBluesky

    If AI Writes Better Code Than You, What Then Makes You a Programmer? Before we can rethink how we hire, teach, write, and build software, we first need to accept AI as a normal part of everyday work. As long as we keep treating AI use as an exception that needs special labels, ru… #hackernews #news

    hackernoon.com If AI Writes Better Code Than You, What Then Makes You a Programmer?

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  7. To put it in chemical terms: The mistake comes from thinking AI is a reactant. It can't do anything on its own. And if you use it to replace a reactant (your own knowledge, experience, wisdom) the results will be suboptimal. Instead, think of it like a catalyst: Used rignt, it improves.

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  8. @raincoast.bsky.socialBluesky

    Awww, AI got its feelings hurt www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

    theguardian.com Anthropic bans users from ‘needless abusive or cruel behavior’ towards Claude

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