Yeah. We've been gradually building it into the workflow, doing tutorials, allocating some R&D time on it. I think it's like calculators in exams; at some poin

Yeah. We've been gradually building it into the workflow, doing tutorials, allocating some R&D time on it. I think it's like calculators in exams; at some point, you just accept it and make the questions harder. If you're asking questions that can be solved by ChatGPT or Google, they're probably not a good filter. We're also reevaluating the role of the programmer at work. We're moving past the era of code monkeys who memorize search algorithms and design patterns. We're entering the phase where you give a dev the context of what the product is trying to do and the devs think of the solution that involves the drawbacks/limitations/effort of implementing this solution. Code is simply communicating with a machine, and AI is similar to a higher level language.