Agreed, there is nothing much about fixing AI, since it pretty much does what it’s designed to do. We can improve it and especially the ways we are working with it. But we should stop assuming that without AI, we were working flawlessly before. AI is often the scapegoat of modern software engineering. That is what I wanted to point to with this article.
Interesting take and agreed on the hyper speed. Seems like judgment is becoming the most expensive resource in the building.
In theory that was already the case before; yet AI unmasks it.
Great concept,
The real challenge isn’t fixing AI, but improving the human systems and behaviors it learns from.
Agreed, there is nothing much about fixing AI, since it pretty much does what it’s designed to do. We can improve it and especially the ways we are working with it. But we should stop assuming that without AI, we were working flawlessly before. AI is often the scapegoat of modern software engineering. That is what I wanted to point to with this article.
📍Question of the day: What is your advice to work on AI in tech orgs for this year?