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  1. If AI released 30% more capacity in your organization tomorrow, would management know where to redeploy it before reaching for the headcount number? #AITransformation, #CIO, #Leadership, #DigitalTransformation, #ArtificialIntelligence, #EnterpriseAI, #AIStrategy, #FutureOfWork, #BoardGovernance, #Productivity, #WorkforceTransformation, #Automation, #BusinessStrategy stayingalive.in/cataloguing-st…

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  2. This is why when its sold to you they are always talking about vague notions of "efficiency" and "productivity" but they *never* discuss outcomes. Sure its more efficient and productive....at producing dogshit lol.

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  3. @jamie.ideasasylum.comBluesky

    ‘No productivity increase’ seems fundamentally at odds with my experience but, yes, manually reviewing AI code will of course limit any productivity gains.

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  4. @r.v.cxBluesky

    I haven't read this study yet, but having read a LOT of "quantitative software engineering" research...studies almost *never* identify productivity increases. Despite vast, vast increases in engineering productivity over the decades. So maybe temper your enthusiasm for an endorsement of your biases.

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  5. Remember that the Productivity Commission said AI would improve productivity because "Hypothetically, eight programmers, eight laptops and 80% of an office could now produce what previously took ten programmers, ten laptops and an entire office." FMD.

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  6. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that if AI can't improve productivity of coding, then all other claims about productivity improvements are essentially horseshit. Coding was the one thing everyone was like "well yeah of course it will be able to do that faster"

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  7. every single team I have talked to that actually measures their velocity/productivity has come to this same conclusion. Every team that has never measured productivity and just asks their devs if they think they are going faster disagrees with this. CEOs love teams that never verify shit I guess.

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