The answer to this is to shift left into product/design.
Sure, I'm doing less technical thinking these days. But all the hard thinking is happening on feature design.
Good feature design is hard for AI. There's a lot of hidden context: customer conversations, unwritten roadmaps, understanding your users and their behaviour, and even an understanding of your existing feature set and how this new one fits in.
It's a different style of thinking, but it is hard, and a new challenge we gotta embrace imo.
Sure, I'm doing less technical thinking these days. But all the hard thinking is happening on feature design.
Good feature design is hard for AI. There's a lot of hidden context: customer conversations, unwritten roadmaps, understanding your users and their behaviour, and even an understanding of your existing feature set and how this new one fits in.
It's a different style of thinking, but it is hard, and a new challenge we gotta embrace imo.