Stop saying AI makes us work longer

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wryoak · 2h ago

> In other words, even if the total time to complete a project increases—as the report claims—the amount I can get done per unit of time also increases.

I’m sure your product manager will be happy to hear that you’re more productive even though it’s taking you longer to ship

rogerkirkness · 2h ago

The whole idea is for people to work on things that are interesting and valuable to customers at the same time. AI is for things that are valuable to customers but not interesting to work on.

fernvenue · 2h ago

True, for that boring stuff we can just tell AI to do and just review, and we can do other things at the same time, interesting things.

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Stop saying AI makes us work longer

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