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Anton Osika describes wanting to demonstrate AI’s potential and responds to a question about the limits of software engineering.
- 1Proving the potentialOsika says AI’s potential to change many things seemed obvious to him, so he wanted to demonstrate it.
- 2A question about limitsThe interviewer asks how close software engineering is to its limits.
- 3An interrupted answerOsika says he thinks it is close and begins to discuss human judgment about changing a prompt; the clip cuts off before he finishes.
Takeaways
- Osika says AI’s potential to change many things seemed obvious to him, so he wanted to demonstrate it.
- The interviewer asks how close software engineering is to its limits.
- Osika says he thinks it is close and begins to discuss human judgment about changing a prompt; the clip cuts off before he finishes.
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Anton Osika on AI’s Impact and Software Engineering
Anton Osika describes wanting to demonstrate AI’s potential and responds to a question about the limits of software engineering.
Osika says AI’s potential to change many things seemed obvious to him, so he wanted to demonstrate it.
The interviewer asks how close software engineering is to its limits.
Osika says he thinks it is close and begins to discuss human judgment about changing a prompt; the clip cuts off before he finishes.
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