I've got to say, that's pretty damn good, and pretty damn scary.

Seconded. I scored 0, missing all the bots and falsely marking some real human comments.

Wish this post got more of a response, so thanks so much for giving it a try! Hope it was at least fun (and maybe a bit horrifying) :)

Responses (well, all engagement) are a lottery*, so don't let it get you down. :)

* See e.g. mine: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=ben_w

> Secure

Lol.

If you think that's funny, check out the github repo

https://github.com/wassi-real/DeepCLI

Let's refine terms - internal combustion engine driven automobiles have lead to lead poisoning, air pollution, and CO2 emissions.

The automobile on its own was actually far less polluting than the horse wrt. air quality. It's just that there's a whole lot more of the former than there ever was of the latter. Even wrt. climate change, it turns out that horses produce methane emissions which are far worse for the climate than carbon dioxide.

You are immensely discounting induced demand though.

induced demand is a good thing - it means there is more utility going around.

I would like to get actual numbers.

1. how many people died because of lead poisoning, air pollution?

2. how many people were saved and had qualitatively better lives because of automobiles?

Poor fellow has never used IntelliJ IDEA.

Yes I have.

All I know is that sci-fi is still producing some great ideas from talented individuals.

That decision was reversed IIRC.

Then I see people claiming current AI is human equivalent because "humans make mistakes/hallucinate too." It's tiring.

I'll believe AI is approaching human equivalence when one writes the next great American novel, or becomes superstitious - if you're going to be human level, genuine creativity ex nihilo and/or pattern recognition that overfits into religious belief would convince me.

Good for you champ.

I'm hearing that support experience has been rather enshittified by AI of late.

But that's only based on a bunch of anecdata.