Dagogo delivers a nice sharp pin to the AI bubble with a look at their success rate in the real world. He also shares some insight from leading AI developers talking about why this looks like the...
Dagogo delivers a nice sharp pin to the AI bubble with a look at their success rate in the real world. He also shares some insight from leading AI developers talking about why this looks like the proverbial end of the line for probability matrices as a pathway to artificial intelligence.
AI did better remote work than 4% of humans? That's surprisingly high to me. And I work in this field. The question isn't if AI can complete the work autonomously by itself. The real question is...
AI did better remote work than 4% of humans?
That's surprisingly high to me. And I work in this field.
The question isn't if AI can complete the work autonomously by itself.
The real question is can AI make people more productive.
METR did a study in July 2025, and found the answer was no, for experienced programmers familiar with a complex code base.
But what we are seeing in the real world is companies hiring less inexperienced developers. Which strongly suggests that AI can make inexperienced developers more productive.
Dagogo delivers a nice sharp pin to the AI bubble with a look at their success rate in the real world. He also shares some insight from leading AI developers talking about why this looks like the proverbial end of the line for probability matrices as a pathway to artificial intelligence.
AI did better remote work than 4% of humans?
That's surprisingly high to me. And I work in this field.
The question isn't if AI can complete the work autonomously by itself.
The real question is can AI make people more productive.
METR did a study in July 2025, and found the answer was no, for experienced programmers familiar with a complex code base.
But what we are seeing in the real world is companies hiring less inexperienced developers. Which strongly suggests that AI can make inexperienced developers more productive.
And this technology is still rapidly changing.