The software industry isn't going back to the days of manual development. You know that, I know that, the AI industry knows that.
The problem with AI-gen'ed code isn't the actual code quality. It's the structure.
1. scattered state - variables everywhere,
automation
The fine folks from McKinsey have open-sourced an AI-enabled dashboarding workflow. In my opinion, it's useful for businesses and strategically valuable to generate insights. It's called Vizro.
Rapid dashboarding alternatives like Claude in Excel require
1. more work and prompting (attention to detail)
2.
Google announced new tools, and they look promising for coders and creatives alike. GenAI meets automation. Arts meets tech. Let's go.
"Backups are important for information security. Underestimated, often forgotten, but key to resilience and compliance alike."
- every sane tech expert
Data is more valuable than ever. And hard disks are just consumables.
In the old days (early 2010s), I had setups with Bacula Backup. It worked well, but
A little less hype, a little more substance. What about end-to-end ownership of GenAI flows? How can free open source enable a democratised tech landscape?