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this post was submitted on 22 Feb 2026
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Yep i agree. If it was rolled out correctly it could possibly be a decent tool. Also i like the distiction here of AI and LLMs.
But as is its just a very expensive predictive engine that spits out copyright enfringement witj billion dollar datacenters. Its a novelty to me asva software dev but thats about it. It makes templates easier but for anything with real math and understanding...llms are very bad at those sort of things.