@[email protected] Well said, from the outside-in perspective. But that won't be how it gets used inside the enterprise. While your intent and belief is not to replace expertise it is very much seen as THAT within the enterprise. "adapt to new context, enforce standards, and avoid replicating previous errors" happens with the previous / current approach, but experts can also collaborate around context, negotiate standards, and understand previous errors.
@[email protected] The austerity you are pointing to exists because of how previous tools are applied--AI is just accelerating that. The previous rounds of tools were applied in just the same way -- with external vendors believing it was solution, which was improperly applied by leadership.
@[email protected] Additionally, it is just a much. more costlier approach than traditional artifacts and templates -- without that much gain.
