The Tragedy of the Cognitive Commons
jmintz
18 points
1 comment
August 10, 2026
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xendo
For anyone that does LLM supported work it's crystal clear that skill decline is real. Surprisingly, the leadership at my work doesn't give rats ass about it. They published AI engineering manifesto, pushing for loops, workflows, advocating for producing many times more code. All of this ignoring the elephant in the room.