Graham McNicoll

Artificial intelligence helps you feel artificially intelligent. It is almost as if it was named perfectly. If you are not a real expert in a field, you might look at what it produced and think it is genius. Then someone who is actually good at it reads the same output and says that is not quite right, there are nuances here. There is a risk in leaning on it too heavily and taking what it says as gospel. It deserves the same introspection we give code changes and product changes, which is to say it deserves a test. Run it against real users and see what performs better.