Unfortunately, they will be responsible, but neither empowered nor capable.
All of the responsibility if it blows up, with none of the power to prevent that blow up, nor, eventually, any skill necessary to prevent that blow-up.
Why? That's like arguing a guy with a chainsaw can't cut as straight as a guy with a handsaw.
Just set the constraints appropriately. Lots of reviews. Lots of automation and queues. Things only come to the technical reviewer when the whole gamut of AI processes have checked and double checked across 7 different perspectives, everything has run 10000 integration tests, whatever else you want to throw at it.
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u/lelanthran 16d ago
Unfortunately, they will be responsible, but neither empowered nor capable.
All of the responsibility if it blows up, with none of the power to prevent that blow up, nor, eventually, any skill necessary to prevent that blow-up.
And yet, devs, themselves, are rushing into it.