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I would argue that "good enough" means that it doesn't add inconvenience or significant cost, but I know what you're talking about. That is the flip-side of it
by devjab 1y ago
I would argue that "good enough" means that it doesn't add inconvenience or significant cost, but I know what you're talking about. That is the flip-side of it though, there is already so much non-AI garbage that it sometimes doesn't even registrer with the business when something was written by a MBA and some LLM. Not because that is necessarily a good thing, but it is what it is.
Nothing we do that is user facing is created by AI (this doesn't include any of our business intelligence as that's another department). We currently have a frontend lead who passionately hates AI for basically all of the reasons you bring up, and as long as they keep delivering, I doubt that will change anytime soon. As far as the BI goes, well, that will probably always be a horrible mess because it's next to impossible to find someone who's interested in working with the development/design side of PowerBI. I'm not sure it's even because we won't pay them enough, there doesn't seem to be anyone around here who wants a job like that. We tell our collective selves that it'll be better when we switch to Microsoft Fabric, but we'll see.