Dayjob: Release engineer at @keyfactor; Otherwise: Incredible shitposter.

I happen to use LLMs in my work, both in my day job and in my personal work. I want to stress that I don't abdicate thinking to the machine. My usage of LLMs is that of "a better hammer" -- It doesn't work well with screws, but it makes nails a lot easier. I do pay close attention to what my LLM agents are doing, and I work to not use them recklessly.

I have a firm stance against the use of diffusion models for the arts. These models are not "A better paintbrush" -- they're a self-painting canvas. I pay artists. You should too. Devs are paid to use tools. Artists are paid to make things.