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+title: Putting glue on pizza
+date: 2024-05-31
+permalink: daily/2024/05/31/putting-glue-on-pizza
+tags:
+    - software-development
+cta: ~
+snippet: |
+    Do you use AI-based tools in your development workflow?
+---
+
+I recently saw articles and videos about an AI service telling people to put glue on pizza and gave a recommended number of rocks to eat every day.
+
+From my understanding, the service had indexed some satirical articles and then returned the information within responses to questions and searches.
+
+As well as the obvious issues with AI returning incorrect or dangerous information in general, this applies to software development as a number of Developers using AI services as coding assistants or pair programming partners, or having it provide AI-powered code completion.
+
+My experience of using AI hasn't been great with it suggesting broken solutions or to use functionality that doesn't exist, so I don't use it often.
+
+If you do, make sure to double-check the results it gives you and use what it gives you as a starting point instead of just copying and pasting it into your code.