I’m sure I’ll catch hell for this, but I use AI to learn how too do something kinda new for me, and it makes the process much easier than butlarian purists would like.
Example: I know how to program/script in a few languages, and I used AI to help me with a new one. I’m currently doing this with JS so I can automate some VTT actions.
Sure I could have spent hours researching and figuring out the annoyances of the language. Or I can have a bot give me the first few macros, read them, run them a few times, and use that as the skeleton of the next macros.
It’s completely possible to use what the AI gives you as a springboard for your own learning if you choose to better yourself along the way instead of just letting it do all the work for you. I mainly use AI as a rubber duck/reviewer to help fix mistakes or learn new concepts. But the bot never has control of anything that executes or access to my full codebase (or even full files).
I’m sure I’ll catch hell for this, but I use AI to learn how too do something kinda new for me, and it makes the process much easier than butlarian purists would like.
Example: I know how to program/script in a few languages, and I used AI to help me with a new one. I’m currently doing this with JS so I can automate some VTT actions.
Sure I could have spent hours researching and figuring out the annoyances of the language. Or I can have a bot give me the first few macros, read them, run them a few times, and use that as the skeleton of the next macros.
It’s completely possible to use what the AI gives you as a springboard for your own learning if you choose to better yourself along the way instead of just letting it do all the work for you. I mainly use AI as a rubber duck/reviewer to help fix mistakes or learn new concepts. But the bot never has control of anything that executes or access to my full codebase (or even full files).