This entire post about when and how to slow down in the age of AI by James Stanier is full of great stuff, including ...

This entire post about when and how to slow down in the age of AI by James Stanier is full of great stuff, including this: If the decisions that precede execution are flawed, AI will faithfully implement those flaws in a way that looks like fully featured code. Looks can often be deceiving, especially with powerful and confident models. It will generate thousands of lines of code based on a misunderstood requirement. It will happily build an elegant solution to the wrong problem.