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AI makes it possible to ship a lot of junk really fast
You can argue that's the point of prototyping. Iterate fast. Getting a "junk" prototype in 2 days is better than getting the same in 2 months. Now the quality of what comes after the iteration depends on the reviewer, and that's no AI's fault.
In software it is now possible to test ideas instantly, this is great for people like me that have so many ideas.
What are people doing with prototypes afterward? Do you end up shipping it as is to production? What about at work? Are the prototypes useful in that context?
I'm truly hopeful that AI will open a new of prototyping. Back in the day, prototyping was how you figured out what to build, you'd very deliberately toss the entire first (or second!) version, and you'd plan to do that. High quality ensued. Usually ;)
Also seeing a lot of managerial class bypassing the PR system entirely and just committing to main “because it’s faster”.