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GenAI Code Quality – The Fundamental Flaws and How Bluffing Makes It Worse

AI-generated code has 1.7x more issues, the GenAI code quality gap is turning into a chasm. That’s not a random number, that’s from a CodeRabbit research report1. You’ve probably already seen the problem yourself. AI-generated, quick to write, harder to read and maintain. Why? Researchers from the GENIUS pro...


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AI-Generated Code Quality and the Challenges we all face

Last summer, I wrote about the growing problems with AI-generated code in The Real Cost of AI-Generated Code - It’s Not All It’s Cracked Up To Be. I wrapped it up hopefully: “I’m not saying that GenAI can’t help; I think we will get there.” Th...


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Systems Thinking with GenAI: Solve Deep Team Problems

Inbox zero was sold to us by productivity experts, and yet it never seems to happen in real life. When we take a step back, the pattern becomes clear: Fast responses to email -> People learn you get stuff done -> More requests for your help appear in your inbox -> … . Without a fancy label, we engaged in Systems Thinking, a mental model that looks at a problem not in...


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AI Chatbots for Agile Coaches: Why They Fail

AI used everywhere is a wave that is sweeping the internet, and now it is coming for Agile Coaches. There have been a number of Coaches using (or promising to use) AI Chatbots “trained” in their writing to act as a proxy for themselves.

As with everything in the world of GenAI, it is more complicated and more dangerous than it looks at first.

First, we need to c...


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Sprint Planning from Hell

Imagine Sprint Planning meetings with a team of developers, business analysts, one lonely tester, a Product Owner, and a Scrum Master. They sit for 2+ hours, debating the size of user stories that no one understands. They leave the room with an alleged plan, but no real belief that they can deliver it. They spent all of that time, and left with the feeling that their opinions...


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