With AI Shipping in Days Not Months, Practitioners Say Speed Should Raise Quality Bars
annetgriffin · x · 2026-10-25
PixelJanitor argues that when substantial improvements ship in days instead of months, teams should ask "how great can this be?" rather than "when will this get done?" — speed should raise standards, not lower them. vixsheikh adds: with AI there's no excuse to ship worse-quality work than before.
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