There’s only one problem though, AI can’t do our jobs.
We all know this. They do not. They probably look at the code generated, and the running product, and say look, it did your job. They ignored the vulnerability findings. They ignored the infrastructure settings, and the routine maintenance that will require updates and changes.
They ignored design patterns, and architecture, and the things that make it easy to support in the future.
“Move fast and break things” works until it breaks your entire business model.
AI at its best is really just a mirror. It can only help you automate what you already know how to do. To get the most out of it right now, you need skilled engineers. But let’s be honest, those people are so talented they probably could’ve worked wonders even with 17th-century AI, sooo.
There’s only one problem though, AI can’t do our jobs.
We all know this. They do not. They probably look at the code generated, and the running product, and say look, it did your job. They ignored the vulnerability findings. They ignored the infrastructure settings, and the routine maintenance that will require updates and changes.
They ignored design patterns, and architecture, and the things that make it easy to support in the future.
“Move fast and break things” works until it breaks your entire business model.
AI at its best is really just a mirror. It can only help you automate what you already know how to do. To get the most out of it right now, you need skilled engineers. But let’s be honest, those people are so talented they probably could’ve worked wonders even with 17th-century AI, sooo.