The Etiquette of Sharing AI-Generated Work in Software Teams
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A good honest bake. Not flashy, but you'll finish the whole bagel.
Summary
The article discusses the emerging etiquette dilemma in software engineering teams as AI-generated content (debug investigations, documentation, code) becomes increasingly common. It highlights the tension between AI's genuinely useful output and the growing fatigue from reading AI-generated text, arguing that forwarding undigested AI output without human effort or personalization comes across as inconsiderate to colleagues.
Key quotes
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If I can have a robot say something, so can you.
It reads as inconsiderate to post un-digested AI output as though it's you
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