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AI made our pull requests 3.5x bigger, but our defect detection dropped. PR data from two projects shows what happens to code quality when AI writes the code. The post We 3.5x d Our Pull Requests with AI: Now We Catch Fewer Bugs appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
Outsourcing reference and data checks to unattended AI leads to hallucinated claims and harms credibility. The post Check Your F**cking Sources, People! appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
Extensive use of AI in product development removes communication paths between product and engineering. Conway's Law suggests it is to the detriment of product design. The post Conway s Law Teaches a Grim Lesson About AI in Product Development appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
Asking "what does the endgame look like?" will show how many predictions can't hold or what other second-order consequences we will face. The post The Ultimate Question: What Does the Endgame Look Like? appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
A simple experiment with building LEGO models in groups demonstrates how important autonomy is for high engagement at work. The post What LEGO Can Teach Us about Autonomy and Engagement appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
Hierarchy as prevalent organizational model discourages leaders from distributing autonomy, which is the key reason for appalling engagment levels in the modern workplace. The post Limited Autonomy Is the Main Reason for Low Engagement Levels appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
Recruitment in AI era is broken. It's one AI agent trying to pass the filters of another. How much value there is in skipping that game? The post Would You Pay to Have Your Resume Read? appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
In 2000s IT learned that business need to earn money and humans need social connection. AI industry seems to have forgotten both. The post A Non-Obvious Answer to Why the AI Bubble Will Burst appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
In response to AI slop we will increasingly rely on trust networks in professional dealings. Trust will be the new business currency. The post Trust Networks as Antidote to AI Slop appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .
Considering autonomous AI agents from an organizational culture vantage point suggests that we won't trust them in predictable future. The post We Will Not Trust Autonomous AI Agents Anytime Soon appeared first on Pawel Brodzinski on Leadership in Technology .