David Chie

A fundamental belief of mine is that we are entering the age where quality of work will matter more than anything else Historically, producing any sort of work, whether a service or product, was always about finding a balance between quality and speed Almost always, you had to trade one for the other in order to hit certain timelines, milestones, or to keep promises you made to your customers With AI, that constraint is slowly going away. Speed is rarely the bottleneck for high quality anymore. Work that used to take days can now be done in the span of hours across many white collar professions The result is that speed is no longer impressive because everyone has access to it However, what these AI tools don’t give you is quality of work product. Much like anything else, these tools only produce quality at the level of the person using the tool. Just as an example, someone who has never coded in their life cannot produce the same quality of software that an experienced engineer using AI can create To this day, work completed using AI remains very distinguishable vs work created with human expertise behind the wheel guiding the AI As AI only created products and content exponentially increase, people will begin to search for human quality in the midst of endless LLM generated alternatives This will the deciding criteria for many choices that the every day consumer will make in the future. Build and create accordingly