Armin Ronacher reflects on the criticism he received for his previous article on AI, particularly focusing on the skepticism towards AI adoption.
He emphasizes the distinction between utilitarian outputs like code and creative outputs that evoke emotion.
Ronacher highlights the positive outcomes he has experienced with AI tools, contrasting with others' negative experiences.
He disputes the notion that AI adoption is being forced by management, noting instances of grassroots adoption.
Ronacher finds enjoyment in using AI for programming tasks and sees it as a patient recipient of feedback and change requests.
Regarding concerns about energy consumption and copyright issues, Ronacher believes that AI may lead to increased energy usage but could benefit renewable energy sources.
He sees potential in AI, especially in education, contrary to claims that it promotes rampant academic cheating.
Ronacher encourages a positive view towards the future of AI, suggesting working alongside machines rather than feeling overwhelmed by technological advancement.
Despite acknowledging critics' concerns, Ronacher stands by the utility of AI tools and his positive experiences with them.