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We are not going to agree on AI

The author argues that AI is a capable tool, not a magic solution, and that opinions on its usefulness are deeply polarized. Through personal anecdotes, including a Home Depot trip for a stud finder, the author suggests focusing on what AI can do for you rather than its theoretical potential.

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We are not going to agree on AI
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  • AI has polarized opinions: some see huge productivity gains, others see failures.
  • Examples: a developer producing 30,000 lines of code a month vs. another who calls AI stupid.
  • The author compares AI to a stud finder—simple tools often suffice; extra features may not be needed.
  • The key is to use AI as a tool to achieve specific goals, not to be swayed by hype.

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