Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up
by some-guy on Thursday September 04, 2025 @02:50PM
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I have never, ever seen SVPs, CEOs, and PMs completely misunderstand a technology before. And I agree with you, I think it's more of an excuse to trim fat--actual productivity is unlikely to go up (it hasn't at our Fortune 500 company)
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Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up
by osigurdson on Thursday September 04, 2025 @03:08PM
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>> productivity is unlikely to go up
I wonder how that would even be measured? I suppose you could do it for roles that do the same type of work every day. I.e. perhaps there is some statistical relevance to number of calls taken in a call center per day or something like that. One the software development side however, productivity metrics are very hard to quantify. Of course, you can make a dashboard look however you want, but impossible, essentially to tie those metrics to NPV.
Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up
by chipsrafferty on Monday September 08, 2025 @02:14PM
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Productivity = profit / employees
Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up
by jrochkind1 on Monday September 08, 2025 @11:14PM
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> I have never, ever seen SVPs, CEOs, and PMs completely misunderstand a technology before.
I'm legit not sure if that's sarcasm or not