the self-own that's happening to the ai industry right now is a great reminder of why human brains are just as important as ever
all the compute in the world and they couldn't foresee this basic situation
ai not gonna save you from having to be competent
my single biggest piece of advice when choosing OSS tech is this:
make sure you and the authors have aligned incentives
e.g. if you're a SaaS platform looking at a web framework built by a consultancy that sells courses, consider you have different outcomes in mind
This topic is so dumb and Iโm sorry to participate in it.
Hire competent people. Let go of underperformers. You will be left with people who thrive in your environment. Repeat.
@Pragmatic_Eng@no_erez It absolutely matters. The less iterations you can get in a certain time window, the less polished/refined the product will be, so that matters as much for agents as it did for high performing non-AI enabled teams. It also affects the ability to continuously dogfood the product.