Artificial intelligence will always depends on human otherwise it will be obsolete.
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I was looking for a tool for my specific need. There was not any. So i started to write the program in python, just basic structure. Then i run through those program to LLMs to improve and add specific features to my python package. Instead of raw prompting giving existing code yield best results. Then something struck in my mind, that is and my hypothesis is "Machine can not make human obsolete but without human machine will be obsolete." I am not talking about human ability but human in gen...
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Originally published on March 31, 2026.
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