Over the past few months, I've noticed something changing in technical discussions. It used to...
Technical decisions increasingly justified by 'AI recommended it' instead of technical reasoning; teams conflate LLM confidence with authority despite high context-dependence. Critical for tech leaders: distinguish AI as decision input (preserves team judgment on context-specific choices) from AI as decision-maker (erodes expertise and introduces governance risk).
Over the past few months, I've noticed something changing in technical discussions. It used to be:
"I think we should do X because..."
Then came arguments, tradeoffs, benchmarks, past experiences, and sometimes healthy disagreement. Now I'm increasingly hearing:
"I asked ChatGPT (or Claude), and it recommended X."
Or even:
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