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AI took away engineering’s right to say no

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A cinematic, moody, high-end editorial shot with a 2:1 aspect ratio. The background is a vast, dark, out-of-focus wall of monospaced code that reads as abstract, cool blue-grey texture. In the center distance, a small, unreachable, door-shaped rectangle of warm amber light stands out against the darkness.

The closed system of software engineering, where the complexity of the code acted as both a wall and a gatekeeper.

AI didn’t touch what engineers actually know. It ended their power to be the only ones who could say what was possible.

When I started out as an information architect, one of my…

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