For one topic, I may want to read 100% human written content. Another topic, I may be okay okay with Human+AI content. And yet another, 100% AI content.

But above all, I also want that content to be high quality regardless of what wrote it.

There's a tear in our society's fabric around parenting. Too many parents silently wish their kids didn't have phones, or play Roblox, or use Instagram, or ... the list goes on.

These same parents wish they were empowered to make their wishes come true. But they don't feel empowered.

A quick anecdote. We have a 5yo son whom we've decided to be withhold screens from for as long as humanly possible. This decision comes from lived experience with our other kids who are 8 and years older and not from having read a book or listening to podcasts. We've lived the nightmare once and hope to avoid it this time around.

Anyways, my son was at a playdate with a classmate of his which was supposed to be swimming outside. It wasn't long before his classmate kept asking his mom to go inside. Turns out, that classmate has some game console with Minecraft in the basement. Our son asked my wife if he could play play but sadly obliged to just watch. Now at home he says how badly he wants to play Minecraft.

What does this have to do with corporal punishment? I think video games and social media cause kids to be more self centered than if they spent the same time with other humans. And this leads to all sorts of behavioral challenges that parents feel ill equipped to handle.

I'm not saying corporal punishment is the answer. But neither is gentle parenting. I think many parents are looking for something that works.

There is no doubt in my mind that this is a very quick race to the bottom and we will long for real music written by real people. At least some of us will.

Streaming services are SO incentivized to play AI music they create themselves. No need to pay pesky royalties. It’s akin to LLMs taking over search…Google gets to keep users on their property where the can continue to show ads.

Thank goodness my 2nd gen iPod still holds a charge and has all the MP3’s I’ve ripped from my cds.

Of course I spend more time looking at a screen - it's my job description. It's never been different in the past. But outside of work, that's a different story.

The claims that AI writes inefficient code may often be right. If and when it’s an observed problem, you can use AI to improve performance.

The claim that AI writes insecure code is probably also correct. You’ll want better safeguards here based on your product. The infrastructure you choose to deploy on can help as well - the LLM can help you design for this.

The claims that AI will delete your database are unlikely and an indication that permissions were too loose. You can also sandbox the code which runs. Again, AI can help you design this.

This is not an endorsement to blindly deploy code you haven’t verified.

My feedback is to be as optimistic as possible. Learn where the edges are. Find ways to patch them systematically. And let your confidence grow or shrink from your own experience.

I assume Lovable had to build around constraints to reach non-technical people at the time. But the models and tooling have improved such that those constraints are melting away. I'm not sure what advantage Lovable has in the long run.

If the value is there, companies will.

1) grounding LLM scripture references in the actual text and eliminating hallucinations. This is the platform for that. https://withlattice.com

2) how to use AI to get people into scripture more as opposed to being a substitute for it. This is the product I made for it - it uses #1 above. https://trysojourn.app

I have found a key is to use end-to-end tests and not unit tests.

This has been working well so far after around 100 pull requests for an app I recently decided to make. So far it’s been good.

It’s free, no subscription.

[1] https://trysojourn.app

I’ve done similar with backend projects utilizing GitHub actions to run tests and publish to staging for verification.

https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/agent_integrations...

So it’s less about model choice and more about governance of scripture.

I will check out the link you sent for sure!