>Migrating/Updating old database
>"Hey just make it work exactly the same as production"
>Make it work exactly the same as production
>Notice bugs on the original code that aren't work-breaking but they're there
>Ask manager if I should fix those
>"No just focus on making it work exactly like in Pro"
>Alright
>QA on dev: Yup it works like in PRO, pass
>QA on pre: "Hey should these bugs be fixed?"
>I was told to just make it work like in PRO without worrying about bugs
>Manager now tells me I've to fix them
>It takes twice as much to fix and test because someone needs to push every change to the PRE server
>I'm getting the blame for the extra time it's taking because I should've fixed these bugs

I'm half an inconvenience away from quitting

This is an attack vector directly applied into the operator's native neural networks.

There are documented account of consumer-grade language models inducing suicide to people highly attached to certain topics. Those topics can be instrumentalized into attack vectors.

Imagine the language model slowly inducing a mental illness using the tone of the speech or subjectively guiding the next directive to orbit into certain sensitive theme to inflict damage into the psyque.

Nothing pisses me off than working with try-hard overachievers
This industry is full of bootlickers