While the temptation is to fully exploit the unmatched speed and concurrency capabilities of AI, Zbigniew Sobiecki calls for a tempered approach. He warns of an overlooked "velocity paradox": while features are being built faster than ever, the resulting system complexity can stall progress and necessitate new, elaborate context-management solutions.
Zbigniew dares software teams to trade acceleration for agility: preserving a human grasp on system complexity and promoting software determinism to counter the unpredictable nature of AI toolsets.
Hear Zbigniew explain:
Why the rapid-fire pace of creating new features with AI can lead to system complexity that erodes progress speed.
The importance of structured communication and context management to cater to the AI-created, inherently fragmented software system.
The hidden cost of AI acceleration: managing multiple parallel conversations due to individual models only possessing partial context.
Why is keeping the software deterministic important even though it is created with non-deterministic AI, enabling comprehensive testing and documentation?
The unforeseen challenges and costs of working with AI that teams need to budget for, including managing multi-agent systems and cross-model communication.
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