It's all we can talk about at work and I'm really tired of it. Yes, I use Claude every day to write 98% of my code, but it's fine we can talk about other things. We don't have to talk about the tools we are using constantly. And yes no one knows exactly what will happen, how much better it will get, will we lose our jobs, and other concerns. All of that is something you could worry about, but there's nothing to be done in continuously discussing it.

I didn't downvote it but it would be more interesting if it had some content, like _what_ about it they find interesting.

Yes it is.

I mainly just use it instead of Google to do research or ask simple questions. Comes up like 2-3x per day

Maybe it's like how we're all still using languages from pre-2010? Python, JS, Java, C++, Go, Rust (most of those are 20th century). Once you move a layer up the stack it takes some extraordinary situation to upend the status quo.

Working conditions did decline as a result of industrialization. It wasn't until around the 20th century that we could say working conditions were better for most people than pre-industrial society.

More workers died working the fields prior to the Industrial Revolution, than in factories.

Getting legal advice from AI is certainly an option you can take.

Pretty much all consumer software made in 2026 is heavily using AI in its development. So I'm not sure what basis you have for your assertion.

It's not like this is new to AI

https://oertx.highered.texas.gov/courseware/lesson/1849/over...

That's tautological