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117 points soraminazuki | 1 comments | | HN request time: 0.263s | source
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marc_abonce ◴[] No.45080662[source]
The most important advice for people in this situation, from the article:

> I’d say my overarching advice, based on how difficult tech recruitment is right now, is to sadly play along. But — and I cannot stress this enough — make sure you document everything.

> What I mean by that is every single time AI tools cause problems, slow-downs and other disappointing outcomes, document that outcome and who was responsible for that decision. Make sure you document your opposition and professional advice too.

Personally, I would just add a warning to be careful to blame the tool, not the person. Otherwise, you will be seen as the "bad" person in the story even if your report is technically correct.

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1. mystifyingpoi ◴[] No.45080794[source]
It's easy to blame person in a roundabout way. I have to do this all the time. Instead of saying "The suggestion from Bob was wrong and now we are in trouble" go with "We complied with the suggestion from email thread at this date and time and now it seems are in trouble". Whoever doesn't care, Bob is covered. Whoever does care, will find the info they need, but that's on them now.