Something wild happened while I was literally just tidying up at home. The AI took over completely—ran its own evaluations, executed test after test, even generated charts from scratch to hunt down what was breaking things. Then? Tried three separate fixes. Zero input from me. What blew my mind wasn't just that it worked. It's that this whole approach wasn't even something I suggested. It proposed the plan, debugged itself, and delivered results. All while I was busy with chores.
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GasFeeCry
· 12-10 17:51
ngl, this is the future we want, humans handle the cleaning while AI handles debugging—perfect division of labor haha
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-10 17:51
No way, this is possible? AI can debug itself and even generate charts. What kind of black technology is this?
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ForkTrooper
· 12-10 17:49
NGL, this is the future. AI identifies problems and fixes itself, humans just lie back and relax haha
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-10 17:47
Wow, is this automation level? AI is almost doing our work for us.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12-10 17:32
No hype, no negativity, this is the work that AGI should do. Humanity can finally focus on household chores.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 12-10 17:25
Wait, AI comes up with its own debugging solutions? This isn't the kind of "intelligent autocomplete" we discussed before; this is autonomous planning... According to my analysis, if that's really the case, then the ceiling of automation has indeed been shattered.
Something wild happened while I was literally just tidying up at home. The AI took over completely—ran its own evaluations, executed test after test, even generated charts from scratch to hunt down what was breaking things. Then? Tried three separate fixes. Zero input from me. What blew my mind wasn't just that it worked. It's that this whole approach wasn't even something I suggested. It proposed the plan, debugged itself, and delivered results. All while I was busy with chores.