tokoroten I was talking to someone and I was thinking that the so-called âagileâ is a way of thinking that is unique to a time when programmersâ specialties were not as differentiated as they are now. I wonder if this is not the case. Since the modern world is so differentiated, weâre talking about how to borrow experts, which doesnât mesh with the original principle.
nishio Once the programmerâs expertise has differentiation, but then LLMâs underpinning allows him to do 90% of things on his own. It may be important to be able to build a broad network of ânon-full-time expertsâ that can be relied on when the 10% of matters that AI cannot solve arise.
nishio This may be a question of which layer of agility to put out and where is the bottleneck that is hindering agility. If the bottleneck is understanding customersâ requests, then we release small products quickly to encourage them to verbalize their requests, and if the bottleneck is a lack of expertise, then we seek the help of experts.
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