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AI: Where in the Loop Should Humans Go?
SRE Fred Hebert provides you with a list of questions to ask about potential AI solutions, including where humans should be involved.
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alvinkatojr
Excellent article by Fred. I won’t give any spoilers but he challenges AI without being skeptical or pessimistic and sets some guidelines for making decisions when using them.
I think his questions are direct hit at the current fad that is “vibe coding”. The key takeaway for me was: knowing what you are doing in the context of the problem you are solving and being able to solve it with or without an AI tool.
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AstonJ

alvinkatojr
You are welcome, Aston. It was a great article. I hope you get to enjoy it as much as I did!
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