> Don't these sort of conflict with being "aggressively pro AI"?
I don't think so. AI is broad, and he's against low quality output enabled by people taking shortcuts using AI.
Using AI doesn't make your output worse, that's almost entirely down to lazyness and a lack of skill. Or people are just choosing to spend less time on the same piece of work instead of doing additional iteration and experimentation (which AI makes a lot more doable).
I don't think so. AI is broad, and he's against low quality output enabled by people taking shortcuts using AI.
Using AI doesn't make your output worse, that's almost entirely down to lazyness and a lack of skill. Or people are just choosing to spend less time on the same piece of work instead of doing additional iteration and experimentation (which AI makes a lot more doable).