I think it's important to note that human review is not = quality always, it's case by case and a lot of times the nuance and potential problems don't appear until the code has been fiddled with manually in my experience.
Basically saying that it depends on how it was used, but my hunch is using AI for new languages for production use without an expert to help is a bad use case since the new comer has no idea what nuances exist. Unless that's not the case here
The argument it's making is not relying on technology (in this case some AI) because it can be distrupted. I don't think having a single point of failure is unique to technology in general
Thank you for the info! I'm guessing that I could use a mini PC with a zigbee adapter to create my own dashboards or bridge to home assistant, unless zigbee hubs offer similar capabilities
I'm planning on assembling and coding w/e needs coding on microcontrollers, and a mini PC/HA hardware won't be connected to the cloud.
But generally speaking yes: most IoT devices in the US connect to someone else's computer these daya
That's interesting, I'll have to read more about mine. I think I purposefully bought the "dumbest" option but will need to experiment with it just like you did
Thanks. I thought the already thought out protocols and configurations would make it easier to program the micro controllers to plug in with that rather than building something on my own
And bananas