Most things are optimization problems. These are my notes on the ones worth solving.
AI didn't kill Agile. It killed the economics that made Agile necessary. Cheap specs and cheap rebuilds are quietly bringing Waterfall's shape back, whatever the vendors call it.
Before AI can make a decision cheaper, someone has to document the process. Most companies never did, and the people who could have reason not to.
AI is a teammate with extreme amnesia, and almost everything about working with it follows from that.
Most AI strategies fail for a reason no vendor will tell you: you bought a labor source and never managed it like one.
