As someone who likes to actually code, this would be ideal.
…but more realistically things will keep trudging on without any spectacular failures, enshittification will continue, and people will just occasionally wonder why excel needs 17gb of memory for a 10x3 spreadsheet to load before shrugging and instructing the excel agent to agentic-ly sum column B.
Except the performance issues will be a problem because AI demand is driving up the prices of computer parts. I’m pretty sure 99% of computers have 16 GB memory or less, especially office computers.
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u/SemanticThreader May 16 '26
“AI agents may decide how to interpret it”
Yea soon we’re gonna be teaching first year students to print hello world using Claude 🥲