AI Is Breaking This Thing We Call Trust

I want you to picture yourself in the early 1900s (in America), real quick. People have been using horses for their entire lives, and they are pros at it. Entire cities are actually built with the premise that horses are how we move from point A to B. Then this Henry Ford guy shows up and turns the world upside down. Over the next few years, people had to adapt to cars becoming part of everyday life. Habits built around the transportation they knew had to change. I think that’s where we are right now. Most of us can see that AI is turning how we work upside down… But, just like in the early 1900s, we have to adapt to it. And it’s painful. Here’s the thing: most of our habits at work still assume that producing something means you have to understand it. When you send me a PR, I assume you’ve at least read the code yourself, right? Or when you send me a brief, I assume you’ve done your research, etc. Of course, these assumptions aren’t 100% reliable: engineers are able to copy/paste…