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CEO AI Psychosis, AI Playbook, Product Taste – Food for Agile Thought #543

This edition of Food for Agile Thought covers how AI amplifies both good and bad practices, the psychological costs of AI adoption, the 'taste' myth in product management, challenges in European product management, AI's role in software development and usability testing, and belonging as a measurable performance driver.

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  • John Cutler warns that AI accelerates both good and broken practices; the meta-skill is reading context and challenging assumptions.
  • Teresa Torres and Petra Wille question the 'taste' narrative, advocating for discovery skills and evidence over gut feeling.
  • Studies indicate AI boosts efficiency in code generation and usability testing but inflates DORA metrics and misses half of usability issues.
  • Jack Clark estimates a 60%+ chance of fully automated AI R&D by end of 2028.

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