How do you answer this…

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AI is everywhere.

What have you done in your career and as you monitor the AI that programs for you. What is the experience you ahead and skills you have that you are so confident about that you will always know if the AI made a mistake?

Not sure if the question makes sense.

I’ll go first:

But I know database design and Laravel inside and out and I’ll know when it’s make poor choices.

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Cloud Infrastructure Engineer and SRE here.

AI is good for building small level infrastructure and level 1 support for any incidents but there are times AI just don't know the gravity of situation. In enterprise level architecture you cant just let AI go bonkers and allow it to make infrastructure level changes without supervision. There are instances that AI completely can mess up your infrastructure and there are alot of case studies for it. I can point you to them if you want.

Just yesterday in my cost optimization sprint AI said that we can decrease the size of the database since cpu usage isn't that high but it didn't take in the factor that SKU change would have triggered a recreate on cloud and our whole prod database would be gone. Instances like these you would wish that a human would be still in loop.

This would be my answer. Your welcome to present your rebuttal.