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This wouldn't be good for an engineering team, but it would be great for almost any other team that doesn't have a strong sense of what to automate and how.
by j0hnyl 3y ago
This wouldn't be good for an engineering team, but it would be great for almost any other team that doesn't have a strong sense of what to automate and how.
- krapp 3y agoThe reality of this is the only engineers involved will be "prompt engineers."
- thwarted 3y agowould be great for almost any other team that doesn't have a strong sense of what to automate and how The "what" is always the hardest part, both to acknowledge as being necessary and to get right.
- j0hnyl 3y agoThe "what" is the hard part, yes, but the other hard part is finding the bandwith to get the business to build this automation. LLMs empower non-engineers with a technical bent to create helpful solutions for themselves.
- talent_deprived 3y agoIt feels like Microsoft has a paid fleet of AI evangelists prowling the forums praising anything related to AI no matter how ludicrous.
- Merad 3y agoWhich is great job security for the engineering team a few years down the road, when there's no one left who understands how the AI generated app works but it's become a mission critical part of some department's workflow. Kind of like all the tools that have been hacked together over the years using VB, Access97, Excel, etc.