Patrick Debois says AI teams should fix workflow, not just buy bigger models
rohansrma1 · reddit · 2026-07-23
Patrick Debois says the problem with many AI deployments is not the budget, but the workflow.
He argues that teams should improve the feedback loop, tighten context, and remove unnecessary token waste instead of simply paying for bigger models. The point echoes early cloud-era lessons: architecture and process often matter more than raw infra spend.
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