Readit NewsThey may be a monopoly in their regions but this would be the first time in a long while we had the same name coast to coast.
>> The judge ruled last month, in essence, that Anthropic's use of pirated books had violated copyright law
This is not what certification of a class action lawsuit means. It's procedural, not substantive and doesn't weigh in on the merits of the lawsuit. It's about the mechanics of bringing about action representing a potentially huge group of class representatives. The article then goes on to speculate about how Anthropic will post bond for the billions that have been awarded while trying to fundraise, so the clickbait title is backed up with "what if" fan fiction and there's nothing substantive here.
Meeting-based programming. No wonder management loves it and thinks it should be the future.
You can always make stuff up to trigger AI hallucinations, like 'which 1990s TV show had a talking hairbrush character?'. There's no difference between 'not in the training set' and 'not real'.
Edit: Wait, no, there actually was a 1990s TV show with a talking hairbrush character: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Toothbrush_Family
This is hard.
Not being able to find an answer to a made up question would be OK, it's ALWAYS finding an answer with complete confidence that is a major problem.
I believe his original thesis remains true: "There is no single development, in either technology or management technique, which by itself promises even one order-of-magnitude improvement within a decade in productivity, in reliability, in simplicity."
Over the years this has been misrepresented or misinterpreted to suggest it's false but it sure feels like "Agentic Coding" is a single development promising a massive multiplier in improvement that once again is, another accidental tool that can be helpful but is definitely not a silver bullet.