• Ganbat@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
    171·
    4 days ago

    Uh… Yeah, this is definitely the worst Windows has ever been. Of course, AI generated code shouldn’t be that much of an issue as long as they still have proper tests in place… which they don’t seem to.

    I don’t know how to take the SSD issue right now though. Last I heard, neither Microsoft nor the SSD manufacturers seem to be able to reproduce a problem that absolutely everyone else knows about. It’s really weird.

    • very_well_lost@lemmy.worldEnglish
      7·
      3 days ago

      The AI is doing the code reviews and writing the unit tests now, too. It’s slop all the way down…

      But Microsoft doesn’t really care that much about the Windows side of the business anymore. The real money is in cloud computing now, with Microsoft Azure being responsible for the lion’s share of their revenue. And who’s the biggest customer of Azure? Guess what, it’s the AI slop factories! So writing 30% of their code with AI and letting their OS fall to ruin as a result doesn’t really matter to their bottom line, so long as companies like OpenAI continue to pay them dump trucks full of money for their computing services. The more MS uses AI, the more hype AI generates, and the whole Ponzi scheme gets to keep on going.

    • outhouseperilous@lemmy.dbzer0.com
      8·
      3 days ago

      shouldn’t be a problem with tests in place

      Shouldn’t be a catastrophic problem. Likely to be far less efficient than bespoke human code, which is not ideal for the world’s biggest consumer and professional OS.

      Edit: think of the wasted electricity and disk space over the however-many-million-or-billion installs.

  • orioler25@lemmy.ca
    1·
    18 hours ago

    May update made my pc bluescreen and stop detecting RAM. I rebooted my bios and was searching for a new mobo before rolling back updates because of how insane it seemed that an update could fuck up that badly. I fucking hate US tech.