An interesting article on a topic which I'm thinking about a lot lately: the collapse of the signals we use to determine the quality of a piece of online content. With AI-generated content exploding, how can one tell if a piece of content is worth consuming? The author suggests a few possible answers. The one I think is the most plausible one is increased leaning on trusted creators and recommenders - i.e., personal branding becomes even more paramount than ever.
If you only have time to read one article this week, make it this one on signals in the ai world. What happens to several processes when you can no longer cheaply tell high-quality from low-quality work. https://t.co/Ci5rE2HPEv
**Tom Enden: Software In the Age of AI [Domain Knowledge Podcast]**
A new episode of Domain Knowledge is live!
I sat down with Tom Enden, a software architect at Wix, to explore how AI is fundamentally reshaping the software engineering profession: moving from a writing monologue to an interactive dialogue with AI, navigating the blurs of code authorship versus ultimate responsibility and ownership, and the evolving role of "taste" and holistic product understanding in modern engineering.
YouTube: https://t.co/xlImDLXLFf
Spotify: https://t.co/MpJCbEvXcV
Have a guest you wish to recommend for a future episode? Let me know in the comments!
Ran
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