I’m a lousy programmer. Syntax is my worst enemy and for me, the road to hell is paved with indentations. AI solutions like Devin will replace me in no time — unless I find a way to twist the plot.
That’s why I put together the INSPIRe framework. The idea is to turn AI into an ally that does the work, not instead of me, but for me.
Every time I have to process a dataset or generate a synthetic one, I use INSPIRe to write my code in plain English. My only intervention is to change file paths, and variable names, and manage imports.
But wait, you may say, what’s there left to do?
The logic. The planning. The bigger picture. The stuff Devin can’t do.
AI models are like genius interns: they’re technically gifted but remain completely detached from the real world. They lack domain expertise and their sense of business is non-existent.
All AI models do is follow instructions — and in that regard, they beat humans. However, instructions without goals are empty words.