AI is making CEOs delusional

Mo Bitar critiques the current corporate hype around AI-first development and the reality of agentic coding.

Your CEO tries AI once over the weekend and by Monday your company is "AI-first" smh Learn How To Make Apps and Influence Customers shipacademy.com A transformative course on creating, launching, and monetizing your own software business using agentic AI — for beginners and experts alike. Learn not just how to build, but how to *ship*. Become a member to view exclusive member-only videos, and support my work :) youtube.com/channel/UCAwT-7B6StW_xzXPku6v7MQ/join x.com/atmoio atmoio.substack.com intro.co/MoBitar Equipment I use: Mic: amzn.to/4crpRvc Camera: amzn.to/3QyjE96 --- LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm wholly convinced is possible.