> I don’t understand this logic. If I’m being honest, the most productive people with AI on my team are the two youngest. It's high variance. A young person ca

> I don’t understand this logic. If I’m being honest, the most productive people with AI on my team are the two youngest. It's high variance. A young person can move fast because they lack the accrued assumptions of a senior, but that also means they can quickly move in the wrong direction because they lack the wisdom to identify mistakes before they pile up. "Use AI" isn't really a skill, getting an implementation is now as easy as google for an answer was for our generation. A senior can trivially learn this. But sniffing out the bullshit and knowing when you're going astray still requires a critical eye that not everybody is going to have. So it seems reasonable to me that moving more slowly and being more cautious, letting the uncs use their knowledge to keep things from going too far afield, is a really smart idea.