I almost never use LLM code except as last resort. So, no. And less than .1% of my code are LLM. And I do have to verify, and I rather verify my own anyway.
If you had to make a fictional scenario to try to get your point, then it's not an actual argument. Violent contents are very much common-place. Video games has a lot of violent contents, and to this date, there has been zero evidence that video games causes real issues at mass scale. As for sexual content, that's unavoidable given so much emphasis on sex by society, that you'd literally have to address marketing to solve it and to change culture at a mass scale as well. It's on the parents at the end of the day. Besides, again, you don't have evidence chat control is effective.
That's on the parents' job. All you're enabling is shutting down of First Amendment, increased unnecessary surveillance, etc. And if there is pornography, then it should be reported and removed anyway.
At least there's non-destructive editing. That always has been a massive argument against GIMP. I used Krita over GIMP for that reason alone.
It's better for the parents to do their part and support their children instead of allowing dracocian laws.
Beyond dumb. I had communicated with adults even in their 50s when I was 13, and never did anything happened, besides sharing love for making mods for games? Like, the better solution is education on online interactions.
Plus, this makes it easier for preds to find victims anyway.
IDEs? I just stick with KDE Kate.
Well, as a user of DSL (G'MIC), I'm happy without packages.
I always write toy software. I derive joy from writing in G'MIC.
This is why I only use AI as a last resort tool, I never use AI otherwise. AI can't really solve problems as well as humans do. I see it as only a tool, but last resort tool. I have only resorted to it 5x in the span of two years.
I'd say libraries is why it is popular. Also, I'm not a Python developer, and I don't bother with libraries.
As someone who dislikes Python, I can't say I agree. So, I will use Python, but I only use it for 3 lines of code snips to test before making codes on other languages.