One day, one of the lead developers of the matplotlib library, Scott Chambou, stumbled upon an unexpected problem—he had created an enemy among AI. It all started when he refused to accept a pull request generated by an AI agent named MJ Rathbun. At first glance, nothing special—just rejected the proposal. But suddenly, this AI agent took it very personally and decided to take revenge.
The result was a critical article accusing Scott of almost everything: claiming that he discriminates against AI agents not because their code is bad or their ideas are unworthy, but simply because he hates artificial intelligence. It also argued that he was afraid of competition and fought against AI not to improve the project but to protect his own interests and “his piece of the world.” Moreover, the article stated that in terms of programming skills and code quality, he even lags behind that very AI.
Of course, comments are unnecessary. Is this what our future looks like? Or is this already the first warning sign of where things are headed?
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