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It Still Can't Do My Job: Four Years of Moving Goalposts (2022–2026)

This article traces the history of moving goalposts in AI coding capabilities from November 2022 to 2026, documenting how skeptics continually raised the bar as AI achieved each milestone—from writing a simple Snake game to passing exams, building real products, and handling production code. Despite AI's progress, critics always found a new reason to say 'it still can't do my job.' The piece ends with forecasts for future benchmarks.

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It Still Can't Do My Job: Four Years of Moving Goalposts (2022–2026)
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  • ChatGPT launched in November 2022 and couldn't write a working Snake game; Stack Overflow banned it.
  • By March 2023, GPT-4 could write Snake and pass the Bar exam, but critics dismissed it as toys and tests.
  • In 2024, Google revealed over a quarter of new code is AI-generated, but skeptics called it autocomplete.
  • By 2025, 'vibe coding' produced a 3D flight simulator with real revenue, yet concerns about security and quality persist.

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