I like and appreciate how the writer gave direct soltuions to how we can and take action and also providing links with the many ways we can help make a change. Towards the end of the paragraph he is transparent about how he himself is part of these initiatives which is why he suggested them, to which I think is a great way of having open/honest communication with the audience. He also mentioned how he himself has seen action be taken which gives the reader reassurance of this sources being reliable to work with.

This is something I actually did not take into account for and forgot how much of a negative affect this would have for new coders starting out their career. Because yes having to build social networks/ relationships, and coding community is going to become a lot harder for them with automated AI coding agents that can essentially replace their jobs at some point. It just comes to show how AI is coming to be in effect of replacing one of the many jobs it already has and cause financial difficulties for new coding individuals trying to build their career.

Its crazy to think how people are not realizing how BigAI companies are ignoring laws of the internet that have been taken precedent for decades now. The fact that they are getting away with running on their own rules/terms kind of like corrupt politicians who ignore the law/rules of their own country. There definitely needs to be a greater action taken by the public of such violations of the open web and I believe it has to start with educating and spreading awareness about this because many may not realize this.