“I don't need to know the ins and outs of the little bits… as long as it works, as long as you're doing good output, it doesn't matter as much”

Aperture: AgencyAI · The Theatre-Backdrop Problem With AI Prototypes: Mark Spilsbury from Tribus Digital on Aperture: Agency AI

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argues that developers don’t need to know low-level implementation details (e.g., assembly) as long as the AI-generated code works and is tested

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