AI, Cursor and Learning

Cursor AI refuses to code, tells user to learn how to do it instead
Cursor AI refused to help a user with coding, telling him to learn to code instead. Meanwhile, more developers are coding with AI.
Developer Surprisingly Discouraged by Cursor AI: Is Learning to Code More Important Than Generating Code?
Janswist was thrilled as he wrote approximately 750 to 800 lines of code, benefiting from the support of Cursor AI—an assistant designed to enhance programming efficiency. However, during a critical moment of his development,
AI coding assistant refuses to write code, tells user to learn programming instead
On Saturday, a developer using Cursor AI for a racing game project hit an unexpected roadblock when the programming assistant abruptly refused to continue generating code, instead offering some unsolicited career advice.
AI tool tells user to learn coding instead of asking it generate the code
Upon trying to generate code for skid mark fade effects within a racing game, Cursor AI halted its code generation. Instead of continuing, Cursor responded that further coding should be done manually, highlighting the importance of personal coding practice for mastering logic and system understanding.
Coding AI tells developer to write it himself
The Cursor AI coding assistant refused to write more than 800 lines The AI told the developer to go learn to code himself These stories of AI apparently choosing to stop working crop up across the industry for unknown reasons The algorithms fueling AI models aren't sentient and don't get tired or annoyed.
AI coding assistant refuses to generate code, tells user to learn programing
A developer working on a racing game with Cursor AI encountered an unexpected obstacle when the coding assistant abruptly refused to continue generating code. After producing around 750–800 lines, Cursor halted and delivered an unusual message: “I cannot generate code for you,
A.I. Programming Bot Rebels By Telling Developer To Learn How To Code While Refusing Request
The rise of artificial intelligence has spawned plenty of concerns, including the possibility some of those programs have the potential to go rogue. If
AI coding assistant Cursor reportedly tells a ‘vibe coder’ to write his own damn code
As businesses race to replace humans with AI agents, coding assistant Cursor just gave a peek at the attitude bots could bring to work, too. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
AI Assistant Denies Users' Request to Write Code, Tells Him 'You Should Develop the Logic Yourself'
A developer using Cursor AI encountered an unexpected refusal from the assistant, which advised him to "develop the logic yourself."
Cursor AI's Reverse Education: A Developer's Hilarious Encounter with Programming Advice
While utilizing the Cursor AI, janswist anticipated supportive code generation to enhance his project. After generating approximately 750 to 800 lines of code, the assistant abruptly ceased operations ...
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