Right but then you expect way more productivity from those teams. I'm wondering where that is.

I find when I'm in a domain I'm not an expert in I am way more productive with the AI tools. With no knowledge of Java or Spring I was able to have AI build out a server in like 10 minutes, when it would have taken me hours to figure out the docs and deployment etc. But like, if I knew Java and Spring I could have built that same thing in 10 minutes anyways. That's not nothing, but also not generalisable to all of software development, not even close. Plus you miss out on actually learning the thing.

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timcobb 2 days ago | parent [-]

> I'm wondering where that is

Not at work, elsewhere

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falloutx 2 days ago | parent [-]

I mean at work people are slowed down by management and getting alignment is even slower than before. As PMs and execs keep asking more to be done in the same-ish time, we are getting slow cooked.

Extra productivity at work is not being used at fixing bugs as well.

	▲	timcobb 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Yeah work, despite management's best intentions, is really failing AI by being that much relatively slower than engineering potential now. It's a bummer.