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79 points by SerCe 4d ago 90 comments

The Forced Use of AI Is Getting Out of Hand

25 goinggetthem 3 7/21/2025, 6:37:33 AM marketsaintefficient.substack.com ↗

Comments (3)

blitzar · 3h ago

Don't worry, all those pitches and pivots to Ai don't actually use anymore "Ai" than they did pre LLMs.

They are doing it for the money and attention. Like a problematic child or domestic pet, it's not all their fault - blame the parents.

gametorch · 1h ago

I used AI to write a web app in 2 months that extensively uses AI — pre-prompting via LLMs and image, sound, and animation generation.

Hardly wrote a single line of code myself.

Just crossed 372 sign ups and 73 paying users.

AI has been extremely valuable to me. Objectively speaking I have already gotten thousands of USD in value out of it.

Just my anecdote.

netdevphoenix · 2h ago

I wish we called it transformer tech rather than AI. It's very unfortunate