AI productivity booms may owe as much to workflow changes as to AI itself
_AustinCalvert_ · x · 2026-10-25
staysaasy observes that the people with the biggest AI-era productivity gains changed their workflows: less time coordinating with others, more hours on AI-enhanced work like coding, and taking on more decisions (e.g., engineers owning product calls). He notes it's genuinely hard to tell whether those behavioral changes or the AI itself is the bigger driver.
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