This feels like them doubling down yet again. It’s like looking at your personal finances and trying to optimize it by canceling Netflix instead of acknowledging that you eat out 7 days a week.
This feels like them doubling down yet again. It’s like looking at your personal finances and trying to optimize it by canceling Netflix instead of acknowledging that you eat out 7 days a week.
One of my mantras is:
Automate governance first, creation second. Streamline code reviews and compliance before content generation, or you'll drown in manual oversight.
And this is not what people want to hear, because generating content is easy and automating governance (code reviews, build the domain knowledge into skills and automated processes) is a _real_ and hard engineering problem.
Yes, we could all work a bit more effectively cross-team. It's missing the point to focus on the "what" and the "doing" instead of the "why" and the "planning".
If there are some people who need AI training wheels to help plan, I think that strongly signals some kind of dysfunction. They are rehearsing how to talk to another team? Sounds unprofessional and inexperienced.
LLMs actually raise the bar and resulting demand for experienced workers. Most programmers with more than about 5 years are not the bottleneck. It's all the auxiliary people that are supposed to be coordinating, but don't know their ass from their elbow.