The Impact of AI on Product Engineering teams — Part 4 This is the fourth part of a six part series investigating how generative AI productivity tools aimed at developers, like Github Copilot, ChatGPT and Amazon CodeWhisperer might impact the structure of entire product engineering teams. In Part 3, we explored: What will our new organisations look like? LLMs […]
Image by author using Midjourney The Impact of AI on Product Engineering teams — Part 3 This is the third part of a six part series investigating how generative AI productivity tools aimed at developers, like Github Copilot, ChatGPT and Amazon CodeWhisperer might impact the structure of entire product engineering teams. In Part 2, we explored: How generative
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Image by author using Midjourney How Generative AI will impact product engineering teams — Part 2 This is the second part of a six part series investigating how generative AI productivity tools aimed at developers, like Github Copilot, ChatGPT and Amazon CodeWhisperer might impact the structure of entire product engineering teams. In Part 1, we explored: The landscape
What impact will Generative AI coding and productivity tools have on teams that build software products? I think it’s probably safe to assume that we’re now past the point where there is still any debate that generative AI tools — like ChatGPT, Midjourney and Dall-E — are going to make an impact on the way that we work. The
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The horrible collision of VR and Return To Office working Space helmeteers, by Midjourney I’m really quite bemused by Apple’s Vision Pro product release. For those that haven’t seen it, Apple describe it as “a revolutionary spatial computer”. The less charitable among us might call it the Apple HoloLens. Being first to market was never Apple’s
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“Mum, when I grow up can I be a Mecha?” — Courtesy of Midjourney, naturally. “One general law, leading to the advancement of all organic beings, namely, multiply, vary, let the strongest live and the weakest die.” – Charles Darwin, On the Origin of the Species Note: I originally started writing this article all the way back
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Photo by Erda Estremera on Unsplash This was written over the weekend of 21/22 March and is likely to be out of date by the time you read it. Standing here now, as the misty fingers of a dawning global pandemic uncurl around us, we’re repeatedly told that we’re experiencing an unprecedented, fast moving situation. The
In my career as a CTO I’ve built many products; a few have been successful, while many have fallen short of expectations. However, embedding Disciplined Entrepreneurship at the heart of how I approach new proposition development has helped the businesses that I coach to test, learn and succeed more often. The broken path of new
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Photo by Florian Klauer on Unsplash This guide is intended for senior technologists and tech-aware execs in small and medium size firms, especially rapidly scaling startups. It’s not meant for very large businesses or security professionals, and it’s certainly not meant to replace their advice. A sad truth of the internet age is that it’s almost
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Five years ago I discovered rock climbing. To be precise, I discovered ‘indoor climbing’ with a group of work colleagues. It was one of those team building events where we were taken to do challenging things in the hope that we would become a ‘high performance team’. Whether we became ‘high performance’ is still questionable,