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AI Habits to Embrace for Efficiency and Growth

2024-12-19 •Youtube

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In the latest Building Better Developers podcast season, Rob Broadhead and Michael Meloche dive deep into the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on developers’ habits. In this episode, the focus isn’t just on using AI but on leveraging it to enhance productivity, creativity, and problem-solving capabilities.

*Read More*... https://develpreneur.com/ai-habits-to-embrace-for-efficiency-and-growth/

*Episode Challenge:* Building Habits with AI

This episode's challenge encourages developers to explore AI daily:

1. Identify a problem or task—whether coding, debugging, or planning. 2. Use an AI tool to suggest solutions or assist with the task. 3. Evaluate and refine the AI’s suggestions to learn how to maximize its effectiveness.

The goal isn’t to rely entirely on AI but to build a habit of thoughtfully integrating AI into workflows. Over time, this practice will help developers identify areas where AI can save time and effort without compromising quality.

We invite you to join our community and share your coding journey with us. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, there’s always room to learn and grow together. Contact us at [email protected] with your questions, feedback, or suggestions for future episodes. Together, let’s continue exploring the exciting world of software development.

*Additional Resources*

* ChatGPT (https://openai.com/index/chatgpt/) * Microsoft Copilot (https://copilot.microsoft.com/) * Leverage AI To Solve Problems In New Ways (https://develpreneur.com/leverage-ai-to-solve-problems-in-new-ways/) * Use Cases For AI – Interview With Chris Barkhurst (https://develpreneur.com/use-cases-for-ai-interview-with-chris-barkhurst/)

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* https://develpreneur.com/ * https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZOuFN_LhczvGyT2KSItH_g/featured * https://facebook.com/Develpreneur * https://twitter.com/develpreneur * http://linkedin.com/develpreneur

Transcript Text
[Music]
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been we just hit record we were not here
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a little
bit say sensitive now I can talk again
and it actually hears
me uh let's see so we want to do AI this
should be fun so actually we need to
just let AI generate the entire
episode I actually heard about that the
other day where there was uh the
dignation podcast they were actually
asking talking about that they're like
what we need to do is just up like
something that just says create me a
podcast CU there is something it's
called uh what is it called it's like um
shoot it's like cows on fire or
something like that I can't remember
what it is but it's a site where they
generate they have they generate music
based it's AI generated music just based
on stuff and it's songs and lyrics and
stuff like that and it's like ai's
gotten to that point I wonder if it's
like because they so there is a um there
is a podcast if you go Google it or
whatever your favorite search searching
is there's apparently a podcast out
there that was created entirely by AI
it's like two or three people talking
about whatever it is that they're
talking about and uh it's an entire
podcast on it so I was like shoot we
should have just aied this podcast and
just said use in the form of the
developer or podcast you know create a
do a podcast episode on AI and how it's
evil and needs to be stopped and see
what happens we'll probably have like
Terminators at our door the next day but
yeah it's worth it so all
right comments before we dive
in uh it's actually funny though you you
mentioned that there are so we'll do the
bonus stuff early this time because that
kind of led into an interesting
conversation I had with Renee there are
tools like descript like even grammarly
is now getting to where it's like you
type something it just autog generates
it or you give it some topics but the
tools that are out there are actually
getting very powerful and very
useful um Apple
intelligence chat GPT I mean it's still
uh what is it open AI or
API um still or open AI is still to me
probably the leading Pusher of most AI
generated
content uh but even like the Google
commercials I don't know if you've seen
recently about people having
conversations with Gemini
how real is that and how much of that is
like the Amazon commercial where they
were like hey Alexa during the Super
Bowl it went down and you have all these
actors speaking through microphon it was
yeah actually we were talking about this
at a at lunch the other day with the our
developer lunch is that uh we're
actually talking about a couple of those
and Gemini apparently has gotten pretty
darn good uh with some of these things
and that uh I haven't I don't use it I
use chat GPT every s just cuz my stuff
my needs are pretty straightforward it's
usually like write me some code that
does this because I sort of know what it
is and then I can just I use it that a
lot of times because I know it's going
to take me you know 100 lines of code
and it's going to take me 30 minutes to
like think through it versus this is
something I'm better off just looking at
it fixing it you know change the names
whatever I need to do to make it like
work how I need it to work and then I'm
off and running um but apparently these
things have gotten pretty good and
particularly it is it is a toy of some
sorts but I do think it's something that
is um something we need to be aware of
as we move forward because I think there
are some very good values in AI
particularly with some of the things
that like scraping for example web
scraping I think is going to take a
whole another level of you know step up
when you can start applying that so you
can say well does this you know does
this look like the name of somebody
where or use AI to say find the owner's
name the business owner's name if you go
to this page which is a business idea I
just thought of I got to go like like
blank that out but it's things like that
there's a lot of uses of AI people are
just figuring it out it's just like
Google when it
started people had no idea they're like
searching until you're like i' I've used
Google as AI for years I have not done
like you know fast food you know New
York I will say I do full sentences and
ask Google questions for years and I get
really good responses back it'll be like
what is a really good fast food
restaurant in New York you know that
provides chicken sandwiches and at a
decent price or something like that I'll
like I'll ask a full-on question and
it'll give me a pretty solid you know
result set or it'll say you're smoking
stuff stop you know I don't do that but
it's never it's going to give me
something and it's just one of those
things once you realize that the more
you can the more keys you can give it
the better it's going to give you a
response back and it it is overwhelming
at times where it just autogenerator me
I'm like I don't want all of that stuff
I don't want you to fix my word I don't
want you to finish my sentence I want
this because you guessed wrong AI uh and
I've had to shut like grammarly off a
couple times and some things like that
and it's it drives you because it's like
it's doing something like no this is a
word it is spelled correctly go away
stop changing it and fixing it for me
and those kinds of things but
yeah it's uh that's some bonus stuff is
look if you're not playing with AI you
need to you need to at least have an an
exposure to it it is going to be around
for quite a while everybody big is is
betting on it there are jobs that are
just if you can spell AI you can get the
job on at this time so if you can't you
pick a different
podcast you guys are all laughing
because you can all spell AI
or it's like the what is the old uh you
know the yell of somebody's falling off
of a cliff where it's like
I because it always I think it was a
I or something like that anyways we
digress all right back to the
old well hello and welcome back we have
already gone off the rails but we are
back building better habits building
better developers this is the develop
andure podcast this episode we're going
to talk about Ai and this is not just to
be cleared an AI generated podcast now I
have to introduced myself I am Rob
Broadhead I'm one of the founders of
developing or building better developers
I'm also a founder of ARB Consulting
where we are a boutique consulting firm
we come in help companies find the best
way to use technology to build maybe
that includes like maybe the people side
of it maybe help you build a a
technology team a software development
team make sure that your processes
procedures software all that good stuff
is there through simplification
automation integration we find ways
through all of those shuns to help you
reduce technology sprawl and make the
best use out of your
technology now in this season of habits
we've had challenges along the way
and of those challenges I've talked
quite a bit of particularly the to-do
list and the Pomodoro pieces I want to
say honor
is one that it has really been
helpful to keep that at sort of like
more Forefront in my mind it is very
helpful to have as we said early on we
had the seven days like look at what
you're doing and in the seven days do
some sort of
automation this has been something that
I've continued to do and it does keep me
on a regular basis thinking about like
what am I doing how am I doing can I do
this better more importantly can I
automate this or in some cases can I
remove it entirely because it's really a
waste of time because I could you know
automate it and just it it gets done or
you know things like that so that's one
that I've been really happy with that's
a challenge that I think has really
helped me move the ball forward as well
is to keep in mind on a regular basis
where can I automate my life my work the
things the tasks that I am doing on a
regular basis good thing and bad
thing good thing is last week or to I
have been like full busy that is always
good I like my job I like to be like
getting up in the morning when I'm know
like I gotta go I got to get stuff done
I got crap I got to do
today the bad side of that is that is
totally blown up like my sleeps sleep
schedule and stuff like that now my
internal clock always has me getting up
at the same time doesn't matter what day
of the week it is unfortunately it also
doesn't matter when I went to bed so if
I go to bed at 8:00 p.m. or 2 a.m. or 5
a.m. I wake up at 5 a.m. basically so I
better make sure I have enough bandwidth
to get some sleep in before my body says
hey it is time to get up now I can
groggy put myself back to sleep for a
little bit but guess what minutes later
my body's like hey you fell asleep you
need to get up it's not a lot of fun but
what is fun is getting the introduction
from Mike every time so go ahead and
give
your non-generated VI AI
introduction
everyone yes we are not robots uh my
name is Michael Mage I'm one of the
co-founders of developer Nur I'm also
the founder of Envision QA whereas the
title of the company implies we Al offer
lots of quality assurance testing
services to help companies that either
don't have a QA department or or are
having trouble with buggy software or
software that just doesn't quite work
the way it needs to and they need some
help getting back on track that's where
we come in we help you improve your
quality assurance of your software be it
through manual automation or integration
testing goals uh a lot of the things
I've been focusing on recently have been
kind of working on my planning and
scheduling to kind of get back on track
a little bit with kind of where I'm
going with things uh especially with our
last discussion on agile I've been
trying to work through trying to make
sure that I'm following the ceremonies
correctly doing the planning properly
and really trying to prepare for those
meetings so it's kind of a combination
of uh planning and scheduling and
meeting prep making sure that I'm
showing up on time for the meetings I'm
focused and I'm present during the
meetings uh good and bad good I've been
focused on our uh goals and our
challenges to build better habits um bad
side of things uh like you I've been
getting a little bit busier so I have to
be a little more thoughtful as to what
I'm working on right now to stay on
track so I've been kind of going off the
rails a little bit in a couple different
directions losing sleep like you said
but overall more good than bad this week
so let's talk about Ai and do it in a
Noni generated way which is sadly enough
how a lot of people do this uh these
days is you'll have stuff they'll say
like here's how you use Ai and they're
basically just like throwing some stuff
at and go look here I could AI can do my
job now ai as we we actually threw some
stuff in the also just throw out go
check out the YouTube channel we do have
a lot of information out there and you
will understand why sometimes we come
into this and we're a little bit like
Punchy before we've even started because
sometimes the pre-show gets a little bit
like out there or maybe we're just out
there all the
time but AI I think the problem with AI
is or with using Ai and I think this is
where we're going to where we're going
to go with the The Challenge and where
we're going to build a habit is using it
as a tool that can help you do better
what you are already doing I don't think
AI well yes if you're not a coder AI can
generate code if you're not an artist it
can generate art we'll call it at that
because everybody's seeing yes there is
some there are some AI art generators
that sometimes the art is very good it's
it's exactly what you need sometimes it
is horrible and so you have to know the
difference now it's the same thing with
uh if you're writing like grammarly and
some of these tools that are really good
about applying rules like grammar rules
spelling rules and things like that
those are perfect with AI because it's
usually going to give you a pretty good
feel for that because if you can the
whole point is if the AI has the right
rules the right constraints around the
configuration around what you're trying
to generate it's going to do a pretty
good job because what you're really
doing is you're just automating a task
that you do and so if you can tell it
how to do the task then it's going to be
but then it's an automation for you
basically at that time that's why code
is a really nice example because you
just you know you can put out comments
and say I need to do this I need to this
do this do this do this in this language
in this style blah blah blah and it'll
generate something out now it's probably
not necessarily it's not always going to
work but if you know what you were going
to build
anyways now you're just checking
somebody else's work you're making some
changes to it and you're able to move
forward the same thing with writing and
this is where like I think the the
biggest thing I've seen that is useful
with this lately uh and there are a lot
of areas is actually in uh summations of
sorts so for example we when we go
through we use zoom for our stuff when
we get done we get a summation of what
is what we said what we cover so it's
really great particularly if you're
using this for meetings that you can
come back and go okay well what was this
meeting about without having to look
look at the recording again you can get
a summation and say well this is really
what everybody talked about and how they
went with it it may not be perfect but
it will give you an idea and then it's
something where you're like oh I need to
go back and like dig into that or cool
it covered it got me the couple of
points that I wanted it to get same way
is there are tools out there like
descript and things like that that will
take an audio piece and convert it into
using AI they will convert it into text
and so it does give you a
better the the additionals of AI give
you a better way to convert because it's
doing some of the smarts that in the
past you would have had to done do so
for example it can take a conversation
and it's going to know because it's got
some smarts to it things like that it's
going to know for example like Rob and
Michael are the two talking and it's
going to be able to tell because of the
differences in the voices just as you do
in your head it's going to say you know
Rob said this Michael said that Rob said
Michael was wrong Michael said I know
I'm always wrong I'm sorry I made a
mistake okay maybe not like that but
unless it's unless it's an evil AI you
got to watch out for that because
sometimes the the AI might beat down on
you a little bit because we all know
Terminators out there
somewhere but the point of this is there
is a lot of there's a lot of promises
about AI like there have always been
just like there have been Promises of a
lot of new technology over the years but
there is a lot of reality that is there
we have bigger machines bigger
processors more memory more data that's
available and particularly when you're
finding tasks that would be Monumental
for you to do because they're very
repetitive or very rote you probably can
get AI to do that for you and get
through and automate what you would have
done so I think that's where instead of
artificial intelligence maybe you think
about as like automation intelligence
then you're going to see where I think
we're really going to be able to let
leverage it and use it to do our jobs
better as opposed to treat it as a
crotch to do our job for us now I am not
going to use AI as a crutch I'm gonna
actually use Michael so he can continue
this conversation
thoughts yeah so that last thing you
touched on immediately made me think of
Dragon Naturally
Speaking that software has been around
since the '90s and how it typically
worked
really kind of simulates what AI is
today you download the software you
install it you have to sit there and go
through a whole bunch of recordings uh
well of word things on the screen you
have to speak it it records what you
say and essentially you're training the
tool to be able to understand your voice
and be able to dictate what it is that
you're saying now of course today we've
got better tools like that we got
descript zoom and all these other tools
but all that came from that concept that
idea what it is is you are giving it you
have to train it you have to give it
some rules in order for it to get it
right now ai has already spent a good
deal of time before these apps even
became available to the public going
through scraping millions of websites
out there looking at different
documentation looking at different
topics different ideas categorizing all
this and essentially what it did is it
built this very procedural database
driven chat system so you type in a
topic and it's going to go search very
quickly through all of its libraries
based on all these rules and regurgitate
back some content that today now really
seems like it's reading your mind it's
very quickly giving you back very
reliable uh and very uh consumable
information now how does that really
work in our jobs in the real world like
how can we use this well as developers
because there's so many different sites
out there we've got GitHub we got stack
Overflow there's all these great sites
that have code out there uh especially
if you are a Microsoft fan and you use
co-pilot they've already scraped most of
stack Overflow for code and content so
if you search a topic and uh co-pilot
chances are you're essentially searching
stack Overflow and it's going to give
you a very quick summary of probably
something someone has already answered
without you having to go through all the
time and steps of reading all the
different things on stack
Overflow I'm a big tester I like writing
test cases and I've actually found that
chat GPT although IBM's working on a
great tool and um not red hat um who's
the ones that do py uh
intell oh jet brain
yeah um they are their AI is getting
pretty good for code as well so between
them and chat GPT nowadays if you just
need help building a stu remove all the
boilerplate crap that you need to put to
just get started if you literally go out
to chat GPT or most of the AI tools
between intell J and chat GPT type hey
build me a project for a web page for
like python boom here's a St export it
you've got a project you're up and
running in Java world Spring and like
eclipse and intell they've been doing
that for years you can now go into most
of those projects and say hey I need a
project for X you click a button it
automatically builds you the stub most
of the project and if you're lucky you
can even say hey include examples and
boom you actually have a working project
you just need to tweak well AI can take
that one step
further because these AI tools have
scraped most of the web chances are
someone has done something close enough
to what it is you're looking for that a
typical Google search that gives you
multiple sites to look for in any of the
AI tools will actually give you some
code examples that may work out of the
box or will give you enough of an idea
that you can either go Google
based on what you see to go dig a little
bit deeper or ask AI or train the AI
tool oh that's not quite right I'm
really looking for
this and granted I will say a year ago
after your third or fourth AI search the
responses got garbage I mean you started
getting really lost in the weeds today
though if you spend about 10 to 15
minutes really refining your search
through Ai and communicate back and
forth it will start understanding what
it is you want you have to make sure you
tell it when it's wrong otherwise it's
going to keep giving you more of those
responses but it's just like Google
search it's like I go out I like search
for bathtubs oh I don't want bird baths
so mine is bird bath and you basically
just have to understand the tools that
you're using and get really good at it
the last little tip I'll throw out is
testing now my company really focuses on
testing and quality
assurance if you do zero testing or you
really have developers that just don't
know how to test or don't like writing
unit test make them use an AI tool just
to write simple tests it may not be
perfect but it something is better than
nothing when it comes to software
testing I have to agree completely and
honestly it's it's usually going to be
in testing and things like that those
kinds of automated processes are it's
not going to be just something it
sometimes it's actually a very
substantial something and it saves you a
substantial amount of time so it is
actually very impressive I will throw
out there another one that I have used
that from a code point of view that has
gotten really good really quickly is
whisper it's Amazon's version of this
all of these tools are available if you
use Visual Studio code I think all of
those are plugins that you can use
otherwise if you use whoever's you know
most idees now that have got some sort
of Plugin or module you can find it for
these test it out these are things that
sometimes do become a little bit
frustrating because they will like just
blow out a whole bunch of code when you
didn't want it to and then you wonder
why you suddenly had 4,000 lines of code
generation you're like I don't remember
typing that and that's why so you may
have to like undo and some stuff like
that but that is the key to these things
is like these work these are getting
better and if you either teach the tool
basically and give it some inter some
some sort of interaction and help it to
give you you know help it to get a
better solution then you will end up
with sometimes a very solid solution uh
and if not at least something that puts
you further down the the line of being
ready to give your solution array now
before we get into challenges I do want
to
mention it was January 4th of this year
funny enough that which is 2024 you can
go back and you can find out our
interview with uh Chris barkhurst and we
talked about Ai and some very good uh
conversations about like how his company
was using AI to do some things that are
maybe a little bit out of the the
ordinary uh but also I think very
telling about what AI can do for us now
now from The Challenge point of view and
the building a
habit The Habit here is this challenge
is actually going to be pretty easy go
to whichever AI you can just you know go
to a search engine and find an AI tool
you know if you want to just chat GPT
great but if you want to use a different
one great go to their site or hook them
up you know connect in and just one time
a day take a problem that you're looking
at particularly if it's something that's
got you like when you hit a pause where
you're like you're writing some code
you're like how do I solve this little
problem take that problem write it up
throw it in the in the AI and see what
comes out
it may be junk but it may be exactly the
solution you need and it maybe just
saved you an hour or two something like
that now I don't think it's going to
help you with configuration issue
problems which is the ones that eat up
more time for me than anything else but
you never know it may give you exactly
the thing that you need particular if
you say why doesn't this work and you
give it to it sometimes AI will
literally point you exactly to hey you
forgot to do this or it'll give you a
list of things to say did you check this
did you verify that did you do this
thing just a lot of ways
to break you out of your mindset and
your mold because AI is going to give
you something a little different and a
lot of times just that thinking outside
of the box will help you move on to the
next step so use it as something like
you know as a as a way to help you along
the way as opposed to a crutch where
you're like I'm just going to throw it
over the wall and see what AI gives me
instead work your way through enough or
say well I think this is how I'm going
to solve it give it to AI you're going
to be a you're going to get a much much
better response and probably something
that's much more useful based on that
sort of like if you shoot us an email at
info developer.com you will get more
useful episodes in the future at least
to you because you will give us feedback
and we will make sure that that is part
of what we take into account as we do
future episodes and right now we're
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because she doesn't understand
developing because her AI was not there
when we got started with all of this
stuff
but I digress that being said I want to
wrap this one up so go out there and
have yourself a great day a great week
and we will talk to you next
time I almost ended the entire call
right there all right so I think we got
our bonus in before still recording I
know I'm
like we got our we got our bonus in so
yeah you guys thought you were going to
get something special but no I knew what
we I sort of know what I'm doing
uh just this is I think digressing
completely as just like one last little
bit of bonus
material when you are on a zoom call and
you are sharing your screen make sure
you realize you're sharing your screen
and make sure you stop sharing before
you start doing other
stuff I've now had that happen a couple
of times to maybe to me once or twice
but definitely some other people where
it's like I don't think you realize that
you're still sharing your screen
especially if you're not paying
attention to the meeting and you're off
like you know looking at cat videos on
YouTube or whatever it is you happen to
do it's like I don't think you're paying
attention to this business discussion
we're having so little helpful hint
there as always one other one to that
yep because you kind of touch on
something towards the end with the
challenge if you
are a beginning developer where you
aren't really experienced too much in a
lot of different languages or even your
core language be careful using
AI to have it solve your problem if
you're going to use the AI for the
challenge also Google or use a search
engine for the same problem so ask AI
hey why am I getting this problem but
then turn around and use the search
engine and ask the same thing compare
the two because AI might send you down a
very bad Rabbit Hole whereas if you just
do them side by side you might see oh
this is completely wrong this is right
or okay it's on the same part just to
kind of give you an even ke uh till you
get more comfortable with the language
or the tools that you're using this is
also a great use of a place to use
linters and things like that so you can
go whatever you get in you can just sort
of do a sanity check and it will it will
help you out and where that maybe is not
following the standards for that
language or or how it would you know
maybe the best approach or something or
if there's a security issue or something
like that it can help you out with that
that being said we're going to wrap this
one up and let you get out there after
this we have holiday specials for a
little bit so you enjoy as we're getting
to the end of the year we'll talk to you
a little bit more about that uh let us
know any challenges you have hopefully
continue these things even through the
holiday season yes you can take a day or
two off but get back into those because
we will find that I think we'll find on
the other side of this when we get into
January New Year's resolutions and all
that stuff habits are going to be great
to build and that's why we're here for
you have a great one we will talk to you
next time
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we're going to go and hit record there

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we hit record as far as you know we've

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been we just hit record we were not here

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I'm going to move my mic out of the way

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a little

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bit say sensitive now I can talk again

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and it actually hears

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me uh let's see so we want to do AI this

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should be fun so actually we need to

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just let AI generate the entire

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episode I actually heard about that the

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other day where there was uh the

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dignation podcast they were actually

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asking talking about that they're like

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what we need to do is just up like

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something that just says create me a

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podcast CU there is something it's

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called uh what is it called it's like um

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shoot it's like cows on fire or

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something like that I can't remember

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what it is but it's a site where they

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generate they have they generate music

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based it's AI generated music just based

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on stuff and it's songs and lyrics and

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stuff like that and it's like ai's

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gotten to that point I wonder if it's

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like because they so there is a um there

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is a podcast if you go Google it or

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whatever your favorite search searching

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is there's apparently a podcast out

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there that was created entirely by AI

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it's like two or three people talking

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about whatever it is that they're

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talking about and uh it's an entire

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podcast on it so I was like shoot we

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should have just aied this podcast and

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just said use in the form of the

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developer or podcast you know create a

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do a podcast episode on AI and how it's

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evil and needs to be stopped and see

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what happens we'll probably have like

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Terminators at our door the next day but

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yeah it's worth it so all

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right comments before we dive

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in uh it's actually funny though you you

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mentioned that there are so we'll do the

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bonus stuff early this time because that

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kind of led into an interesting

137.56

conversation I had with Renee there are

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tools like descript like even grammarly

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is now getting to where it's like you

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type something it just autog generates

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it or you give it some topics but the

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tools that are out there are actually

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getting very powerful and very

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useful um Apple

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intelligence chat GPT I mean it's still

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uh what is it open AI or

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API um still or open AI is still to me

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probably the leading Pusher of most AI

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generated

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content uh but even like the Google

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commercials I don't know if you've seen

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recently about people having

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conversations with Gemini

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how real is that and how much of that is

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like the Amazon commercial where they

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were like hey Alexa during the Super

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Bowl it went down and you have all these

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actors speaking through microphon it was

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yeah actually we were talking about this

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at a at lunch the other day with the our

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developer lunch is that uh we're

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actually talking about a couple of those

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and Gemini apparently has gotten pretty

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darn good uh with some of these things

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and that uh I haven't I don't use it I

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use chat GPT every s just cuz my stuff

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my needs are pretty straightforward it's

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usually like write me some code that

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does this because I sort of know what it

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is and then I can just I use it that a

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lot of times because I know it's going

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to take me you know 100 lines of code

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and it's going to take me 30 minutes to

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like think through it versus this is

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something I'm better off just looking at

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it fixing it you know change the names

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whatever I need to do to make it like

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work how I need it to work and then I'm

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off and running um but apparently these

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things have gotten pretty good and

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particularly it is it is a toy of some

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sorts but I do think it's something that

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is um something we need to be aware of

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as we move forward because I think there

249.68

are some very good values in AI

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particularly with some of the things

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that like scraping for example web

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scraping I think is going to take a

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whole another level of you know step up

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when you can start applying that so you

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can say well does this you know does

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this look like the name of somebody

267.479

where or use AI to say find the owner's

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name the business owner's name if you go

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to this page which is a business idea I

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just thought of I got to go like like

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blank that out but it's things like that

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there's a lot of uses of AI people are

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just figuring it out it's just like

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Google when it

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started people had no idea they're like

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searching until you're like i' I've used

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Google as AI for years I have not done

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like you know fast food you know New

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York I will say I do full sentences and

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ask Google questions for years and I get

301.479

really good responses back it'll be like

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what is a really good fast food

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restaurant in New York you know that

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provides chicken sandwiches and at a

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decent price or something like that I'll

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like I'll ask a full-on question and

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it'll give me a pretty solid you know

318.039

result set or it'll say you're smoking

320.479

stuff stop you know I don't do that but

322.84

it's never it's going to give me

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something and it's just one of those

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things once you realize that the more

327.24

you can the more keys you can give it

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the better it's going to give you a

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response back and it it is overwhelming

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at times where it just autogenerator me

336.72

I'm like I don't want all of that stuff

338.12

I don't want you to fix my word I don't

339.68

want you to finish my sentence I want

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this because you guessed wrong AI uh and

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I've had to shut like grammarly off a

347.319

couple times and some things like that

348.68

and it's it drives you because it's like

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it's doing something like no this is a

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word it is spelled correctly go away

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stop changing it and fixing it for me

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and those kinds of things but

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yeah it's uh that's some bonus stuff is

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look if you're not playing with AI you

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need to you need to at least have an an

367.4

exposure to it it is going to be around

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for quite a while everybody big is is

372.52

betting on it there are jobs that are

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just if you can spell AI you can get the

376.599

job on at this time so if you can't you

380.24

pick a different

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podcast you guys are all laughing

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because you can all spell AI

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or it's like the what is the old uh you

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know the yell of somebody's falling off

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of a cliff where it's like

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I because it always I think it was a

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I or something like that anyways we

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digress all right back to the

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old well hello and welcome back we have

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already gone off the rails but we are

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back building better habits building

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better developers this is the develop

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andure podcast this episode we're going

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to talk about Ai and this is not just to

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be cleared an AI generated podcast now I

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have to introduced myself I am Rob

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Broadhead I'm one of the founders of

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developing or building better developers

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I'm also a founder of ARB Consulting

436.479

where we are a boutique consulting firm

438.68

we come in help companies find the best

441.16

way to use technology to build maybe

443.879

that includes like maybe the people side

446

of it maybe help you build a a

447.52

technology team a software development

449.039

team make sure that your processes

450.96

procedures software all that good stuff

452.96

is there through simplification

455.039

automation integration we find ways

457.879

through all of those shuns to help you

459.72

reduce technology sprawl and make the

461.8

best use out of your

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technology now in this season of habits

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we've had challenges along the way

470.28

and of those challenges I've talked

473.08

quite a bit of particularly the to-do

475.199

list and the Pomodoro pieces I want to

478.879

say honor

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is one that it has really been

483.039

helpful to keep that at sort of like

485.56

more Forefront in my mind it is very

488.319

helpful to have as we said early on we

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had the seven days like look at what

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you're doing and in the seven days do

495.28

some sort of

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automation this has been something that

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I've continued to do and it does keep me

502.56

on a regular basis thinking about like

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what am I doing how am I doing can I do

506.24

this better more importantly can I

508.159

automate this or in some cases can I

510.96

remove it entirely because it's really a

513.68

waste of time because I could you know

515.399

automate it and just it it gets done or

517.599

you know things like that so that's one

519.399

that I've been really happy with that's

520.919

a challenge that I think has really

522.32

helped me move the ball forward as well

525.399

is to keep in mind on a regular basis

528.16

where can I automate my life my work the

530.76

things the tasks that I am doing on a

532.519

regular basis good thing and bad

535.88

thing good thing is last week or to I

540.04

have been like full busy that is always

543.519

good I like my job I like to be like

545.56

getting up in the morning when I'm know

547.079

like I gotta go I got to get stuff done

549.279

I got crap I got to do

551.519

today the bad side of that is that is

555

totally blown up like my sleeps sleep

557.839

schedule and stuff like that now my

559.64

internal clock always has me getting up

561.48

at the same time doesn't matter what day

563.279

of the week it is unfortunately it also

565.6

doesn't matter when I went to bed so if

567.92

I go to bed at 8:00 p.m. or 2 a.m. or 5

573.8

a.m. I wake up at 5 a.m. basically so I

578.079

better make sure I have enough bandwidth

580.56

to get some sleep in before my body says

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hey it is time to get up now I can

585.48

groggy put myself back to sleep for a

587.399

little bit but guess what minutes later

589.32

my body's like hey you fell asleep you

592.04

need to get up it's not a lot of fun but

594.92

what is fun is getting the introduction

597.399

from Mike every time so go ahead and

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give

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your non-generated VI AI

606.64

introduction

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everyone yes we are not robots uh my

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name is Michael Mage I'm one of the

613.04

co-founders of developer Nur I'm also

614.959

the founder of Envision QA whereas the

618.399

title of the company implies we Al offer

622.2

lots of quality assurance testing

624.24

services to help companies that either

627.279

don't have a QA department or or are

630.12

having trouble with buggy software or

632.6

software that just doesn't quite work

634.48

the way it needs to and they need some

636.2

help getting back on track that's where

638

we come in we help you improve your

640.48

quality assurance of your software be it

642.88

through manual automation or integration

647

testing goals uh a lot of the things

650.959

I've been focusing on recently have been

653.92

kind of working on my planning and

656.44

scheduling to kind of get back on track

658.44

a little bit with kind of where I'm

660.279

going with things uh especially with our

663.36

last discussion on agile I've been

665.12

trying to work through trying to make

667.04

sure that I'm following the ceremonies

670.04

correctly doing the planning properly

673

and really trying to prepare for those

675.68

meetings so it's kind of a combination

678.2

of uh planning and scheduling and

680.399

meeting prep making sure that I'm

681.92

showing up on time for the meetings I'm

684.2

focused and I'm present during the

686.36

meetings uh good and bad good I've been

688.88

focused on our uh goals and our

693.48

challenges to build better habits um bad

697.44

side of things uh like you I've been

700.12

getting a little bit busier so I have to

703.16

be a little more thoughtful as to what

705.76

I'm working on right now to stay on

708

track so I've been kind of going off the

709.36

rails a little bit in a couple different

710.76

directions losing sleep like you said

713.6

but overall more good than bad this week

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so let's talk about Ai and do it in a

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Noni generated way which is sadly enough

726

how a lot of people do this uh these

727.959

days is you'll have stuff they'll say

729.48

like here's how you use Ai and they're

732.48

basically just like throwing some stuff

734.72

at and go look here I could AI can do my

737.839

job now ai as we we actually threw some

741.92

stuff in the also just throw out go

745.399

check out the YouTube channel we do have

747.48

a lot of information out there and you

748.92

will understand why sometimes we come

750.639

into this and we're a little bit like

752

Punchy before we've even started because

754.32

sometimes the pre-show gets a little bit

755.88

like out there or maybe we're just out

758.36

there all the

759.44

time but AI I think the problem with AI

764.12

is or with using Ai and I think this is

766.68

where we're going to where we're going

767.68

to go with the The Challenge and where

769.519

we're going to build a habit is using it

772.639

as a tool that can help you do better

776

what you are already doing I don't think

778.68

AI well yes if you're not a coder AI can

782.8

generate code if you're not an artist it

785.04

can generate art we'll call it at that

788

because everybody's seeing yes there is

790.32

some there are some AI art generators

792.959

that sometimes the art is very good it's

795.68

it's exactly what you need sometimes it

798.24

is horrible and so you have to know the

801.44

difference now it's the same thing with

804.6

uh if you're writing like grammarly and

807.639

some of these tools that are really good

809.279

about applying rules like grammar rules

812

spelling rules and things like that

814.36

those are perfect with AI because it's

816.16

usually going to give you a pretty good

817.68

feel for that because if you can the

820.199

whole point is if the AI has the right

822.48

rules the right constraints around the

825.48

configuration around what you're trying

827.079

to generate it's going to do a pretty

829.04

good job because what you're really

830.56

doing is you're just automating a task

832.36

that you do and so if you can tell it

835.519

how to do the task then it's going to be

839.199

but then it's an automation for you

840.92

basically at that time that's why code

843.839

is a really nice example because you

846.279

just you know you can put out comments

848.16

and say I need to do this I need to this

850.04

do this do this do this in this language

851.72

in this style blah blah blah and it'll

853.6

generate something out now it's probably

856.16

not necessarily it's not always going to

857.92

work but if you know what you were going

860.8

to build

861.959

anyways now you're just checking

864.079

somebody else's work you're making some

866.519

changes to it and you're able to move

869.16

forward the same thing with writing and

870.92

this is where like I think the the

872.759

biggest thing I've seen that is useful

874.88

with this lately uh and there are a lot

877.6

of areas is actually in uh summations of

880.959

sorts so for example we when we go

884.36

through we use zoom for our stuff when

886.36

we get done we get a summation of what

890.16

is what we said what we cover so it's

893.12

really great particularly if you're

894.32

using this for meetings that you can

895.759

come back and go okay well what was this

897.56

meeting about without having to look

899.04

look at the recording again you can get

900.839

a summation and say well this is really

902.399

what everybody talked about and how they

904.04

went with it it may not be perfect but

906.639

it will give you an idea and then it's

908.6

something where you're like oh I need to

909.8

go back and like dig into that or cool

912.36

it covered it got me the couple of

914.48

points that I wanted it to get same way

918.36

is there are tools out there like

919.639

descript and things like that that will

922.24

take an audio piece and convert it into

925.16

using AI they will convert it into text

928

and so it does give you a

930.68

better the the additionals of AI give

933.36

you a better way to convert because it's

937.6

doing some of the smarts that in the

939.36

past you would have had to done do so

941.44

for example it can take a conversation

943.88

and it's going to know because it's got

946.04

some smarts to it things like that it's

947.399

going to know for example like Rob and

949

Michael are the two talking and it's

950.8

going to be able to tell because of the

952.48

differences in the voices just as you do

954.48

in your head it's going to say you know

956.16

Rob said this Michael said that Rob said

958.319

Michael was wrong Michael said I know

959.88

I'm always wrong I'm sorry I made a

961.6

mistake okay maybe not like that but

964.759

unless it's unless it's an evil AI you

966.759

got to watch out for that because

967.88

sometimes the the AI might beat down on

969.72

you a little bit because we all know

971.48

Terminators out there

973.04

somewhere but the point of this is there

976.48

is a lot of there's a lot of promises

978.519

about AI like there have always been

980.279

just like there have been Promises of a

981.639

lot of new technology over the years but

985.16

there is a lot of reality that is there

987.759

we have bigger machines bigger

989.72

processors more memory more data that's

992.36

available and particularly when you're

994.56

finding tasks that would be Monumental

997.36

for you to do because they're very

999.36

repetitive or very rote you probably can

1002.12

get AI to do that for you and get

1005.56

through and automate what you would have

1008.279

done so I think that's where instead of

1011.56

artificial intelligence maybe you think

1013.56

about as like automation intelligence

1015.8

then you're going to see where I think

1017.12

we're really going to be able to let

1018.92

leverage it and use it to do our jobs

1021.36

better as opposed to treat it as a

1023.639

crotch to do our job for us now I am not

1027.28

going to use AI as a crutch I'm gonna

1029.12

actually use Michael so he can continue

1031.24

this conversation

1033.28

thoughts yeah so that last thing you

1035.76

touched on immediately made me think of

1038.28

Dragon Naturally

1040.28

Speaking that software has been around

1042.48

since the '90s and how it typically

1045.88

worked

1047.28

really kind of simulates what AI is

1050.679

today you download the software you

1053.24

install it you have to sit there and go

1055.24

through a whole bunch of recordings uh

1058.32

well of word things on the screen you

1060.24

have to speak it it records what you

1063.28

say and essentially you're training the

1066.84

tool to be able to understand your voice

1070.24

and be able to dictate what it is that

1072.52

you're saying now of course today we've

1075.159

got better tools like that we got

1076.52

descript zoom and all these other tools

1079.32

but all that came from that concept that

1081.559

idea what it is is you are giving it you

1084.88

have to train it you have to give it

1087.28

some rules in order for it to get it

1091.159

right now ai has already spent a good

1095.08

deal of time before these apps even

1096.919

became available to the public going

1099.96

through scraping millions of websites

1102.799

out there looking at different

1104.48

documentation looking at different

1106.2

topics different ideas categorizing all

1108.36

this and essentially what it did is it

1110.28

built this very procedural database

1113.559

driven chat system so you type in a

1116.799

topic and it's going to go search very

1118.88

quickly through all of its libraries

1120.88

based on all these rules and regurgitate

1123.32

back some content that today now really

1127.039

seems like it's reading your mind it's

1129.32

very quickly giving you back very

1132.76

reliable uh and very uh consumable

1137.72

information now how does that really

1139.679

work in our jobs in the real world like

1142.159

how can we use this well as developers

1145.679

because there's so many different sites

1147.4

out there we've got GitHub we got stack

1149.36

Overflow there's all these great sites

1151.48

that have code out there uh especially

1154.08

if you are a Microsoft fan and you use

1156.2

co-pilot they've already scraped most of

1159.2

stack Overflow for code and content so

1161.52

if you search a topic and uh co-pilot

1165.039

chances are you're essentially searching

1167.2

stack Overflow and it's going to give

1168.96

you a very quick summary of probably

1170.88

something someone has already answered

1172.76

without you having to go through all the

1174.52

time and steps of reading all the

1177.08

different things on stack

1179.919

Overflow I'm a big tester I like writing

1182.799

test cases and I've actually found that

1186.679

chat GPT although IBM's working on a

1189.559

great tool and um not red hat um who's

1194.4

the ones that do py uh

1197

intell oh jet brain

1199.28

yeah um they are their AI is getting

1202.6

pretty good for code as well so between

1205.559

them and chat GPT nowadays if you just

1208.52

need help building a stu remove all the

1212.6

boilerplate crap that you need to put to

1214.76

just get started if you literally go out

1217.12

to chat GPT or most of the AI tools

1219.64

between intell J and chat GPT type hey

1223.52

build me a project for a web page for

1226.88

like python boom here's a St export it

1231.48

you've got a project you're up and

1233.6

running in Java world Spring and like

1237.96

eclipse and intell they've been doing

1239.799

that for years you can now go into most

1241.84

of those projects and say hey I need a

1244.12

project for X you click a button it

1247.039

automatically builds you the stub most

1249.88

of the project and if you're lucky you

1251.88

can even say hey include examples and

1254.08

boom you actually have a working project

1255.6

you just need to tweak well AI can take

1258.76

that one step

1260.039

further because these AI tools have

1262.28

scraped most of the web chances are

1265

someone has done something close enough

1267.799

to what it is you're looking for that a

1271.12

typical Google search that gives you

1273.44

multiple sites to look for in any of the

1276.919

AI tools will actually give you some

1279.72

code examples that may work out of the

1282.4

box or will give you enough of an idea

1286.159

that you can either go Google

1289.159

based on what you see to go dig a little

1291.039

bit deeper or ask AI or train the AI

1294.08

tool oh that's not quite right I'm

1296.96

really looking for

1299

this and granted I will say a year ago

1303.96

after your third or fourth AI search the

1307.64

responses got garbage I mean you started

1309.96

getting really lost in the weeds today

1312.4

though if you spend about 10 to 15

1314.24

minutes really refining your search

1317.159

through Ai and communicate back and

1319.72

forth it will start understanding what

1322.2

it is you want you have to make sure you

1324.6

tell it when it's wrong otherwise it's

1327.159

going to keep giving you more of those

1328.6

responses but it's just like Google

1330.44

search it's like I go out I like search

1332.4

for bathtubs oh I don't want bird baths

1335.52

so mine is bird bath and you basically

1338.12

just have to understand the tools that

1339.76

you're using and get really good at it

1343.24

the last little tip I'll throw out is

1345.6

testing now my company really focuses on

1349.08

testing and quality

1350.64

assurance if you do zero testing or you

1354.12

really have developers that just don't

1355.679

know how to test or don't like writing

1357.08

unit test make them use an AI tool just

1360.64

to write simple tests it may not be

1363.64

perfect but it something is better than

1366.4

nothing when it comes to software

1370.96

testing I have to agree completely and

1373.88

honestly it's it's usually going to be

1376.559

in testing and things like that those

1378.08

kinds of automated processes are it's

1380.72

not going to be just something it

1382.36

sometimes it's actually a very

1383.6

substantial something and it saves you a

1385.72

substantial amount of time so it is

1387.559

actually very impressive I will throw

1390.159

out there another one that I have used

1391.679

that from a code point of view that has

1393.679

gotten really good really quickly is

1396.2

whisper it's Amazon's version of this

1399.24

all of these tools are available if you

1401

use Visual Studio code I think all of

1403.96

those are plugins that you can use

1406.36

otherwise if you use whoever's you know

1408.52

most idees now that have got some sort

1410.679

of Plugin or module you can find it for

1412.84

these test it out these are things that

1415.72

sometimes do become a little bit

1416.96

frustrating because they will like just

1419.08

blow out a whole bunch of code when you

1420.88

didn't want it to and then you wonder

1423.36

why you suddenly had 4,000 lines of code

1425.44

generation you're like I don't remember

1426.799

typing that and that's why so you may

1430.32

have to like undo and some stuff like

1432.72

that but that is the key to these things

1436.2

is like these work these are getting

1438.64

better and if you either teach the tool

1443.159

basically and give it some inter some

1445.32

some sort of interaction and help it to

1447.279

give you you know help it to get a

1448.84

better solution then you will end up

1450.84

with sometimes a very solid solution uh

1453.36

and if not at least something that puts

1454.72

you further down the the line of being

1456.64

ready to give your solution array now

1459.44

before we get into challenges I do want

1460.96

to

1462.08

mention it was January 4th of this year

1466

funny enough that which is 2024 you can

1469

go back and you can find out our

1470.24

interview with uh Chris barkhurst and we

1472.96

talked about Ai and some very good uh

1476

conversations about like how his company

1478.48

was using AI to do some things that are

1480.44

maybe a little bit out of the the

1482.36

ordinary uh but also I think very

1485.96

telling about what AI can do for us now

1489.799

now from The Challenge point of view and

1491.6

the building a

1493.399

habit The Habit here is this challenge

1495.72

is actually going to be pretty easy go

1497.84

to whichever AI you can just you know go

1500.84

to a search engine and find an AI tool

1503.12

you know if you want to just chat GPT

1505.84

great but if you want to use a different

1507.24

one great go to their site or hook them

1509.52

up you know connect in and just one time

1513.08

a day take a problem that you're looking

1515.919

at particularly if it's something that's

1517.399

got you like when you hit a pause where

1519.44

you're like you're writing some code

1520.88

you're like how do I solve this little

1522.72

problem take that problem write it up

1525.24

throw it in the in the AI and see what

1527.44

comes out

1528.84

it may be junk but it may be exactly the

1531.2

solution you need and it maybe just

1532.64

saved you an hour or two something like

1534.679

that now I don't think it's going to

1537

help you with configuration issue

1538.52

problems which is the ones that eat up

1541.039

more time for me than anything else but

1542.679

you never know it may give you exactly

1545.76

the thing that you need particular if

1547.12

you say why doesn't this work and you

1549.48

give it to it sometimes AI will

1551.48

literally point you exactly to hey you

1554.039

forgot to do this or it'll give you a

1556.159

list of things to say did you check this

1558.36

did you verify that did you do this

1561.08

thing just a lot of ways

1564.279

to break you out of your mindset and

1568.399

your mold because AI is going to give

1570.279

you something a little different and a

1572.48

lot of times just that thinking outside

1574.6

of the box will help you move on to the

1578

next step so use it as something like

1580.24

you know as a as a way to help you along

1582.279

the way as opposed to a crutch where

1583.679

you're like I'm just going to throw it

1584.72

over the wall and see what AI gives me

1586.72

instead work your way through enough or

1588.88

say well I think this is how I'm going

1590.039

to solve it give it to AI you're going

1591.76

to be a you're going to get a much much

1593.32

better response and probably something

1595.039

that's much more useful based on that

1597.799

sort of like if you shoot us an email at

1599.64

info developer.com you will get more

1602

useful episodes in the future at least

1605.2

to you because you will give us feedback

1607.799

and we will make sure that that is part

1610.039

of what we take into account as we do

1612

future episodes and right now we're

1615.76

bumping up against the year in speci

1618.24

special for 2024 we will come in and

1620.399

we'll wrap up this season in 2025 and

1623.159

then there'll be a new season which you

1625.36

will probably be shocked but if you

1627.159

followed us for any period of time you

1628.96

will know that we haven't even figured

1630.88

out what that's going to be yet so you

1632.76

can influence future seasons of develop

1636.32

andur if you send us an email or leave

1640.36

us a comment wherever whether you're

1642.399

watching this on YouTube out at the

1643.679

developing or Channel there whether you

1645.919

wherever it is that you get your podcast

1647.6

you can leave us something there you can

1650

go out and we've got a form on the

1651.399

developer.com site you can hit we've got

1653.88

a Facebook page we've got uh at develop

1656.36

preneur on Twitter we're out there and

1659.039

luckily there's not a lot of develop

1660.96

preneurs so you probably will find us if

1664.72

you on uh Alexa then you just you have

1667.039

to call us building better developers

1668.6

because she doesn't understand

1670

developing because her AI was not there

1671.919

when we got started with all of this

1673.519

stuff

1675.039

but I digress that being said I want to

1678.36

wrap this one up so go out there and

1679.96

have yourself a great day a great week

1682.399

and we will talk to you next

1686.76

time I almost ended the entire call

1690.24

right there all right so I think we got

1692.36

our bonus in before still recording I

1695.96

know I'm

1699

like we got our we got our bonus in so

1702.039

yeah you guys thought you were going to

1703.76

get something special but no I knew what

1706

we I sort of know what I'm doing

1708.679

uh just this is I think digressing

1712

completely as just like one last little

1713.64

bit of bonus

1714.72

material when you are on a zoom call and

1717.32

you are sharing your screen make sure

1719.96

you realize you're sharing your screen

1721.72

and make sure you stop sharing before

1723.6

you start doing other

1725.919

stuff I've now had that happen a couple

1728.279

of times to maybe to me once or twice

1731.64

but definitely some other people where

1733.08

it's like I don't think you realize that

1735.08

you're still sharing your screen

1736.96

especially if you're not paying

1738.44

attention to the meeting and you're off

1740.32

like you know looking at cat videos on

1743.159

YouTube or whatever it is you happen to

1744.6

do it's like I don't think you're paying

1746.12

attention to this business discussion

1747.88

we're having so little helpful hint

1750.919

there as always one other one to that

1754.76

yep because you kind of touch on

1756.559

something towards the end with the

1759.72

challenge if you

1762.32

are a beginning developer where you

1765.519

aren't really experienced too much in a

1767.72

lot of different languages or even your

1769.6

core language be careful using

1772.6

AI to have it solve your problem if

1775.88

you're going to use the AI for the

1777.559

challenge also Google or use a search

1780.36

engine for the same problem so ask AI

1783.88

hey why am I getting this problem but

1785.72

then turn around and use the search

1787.2

engine and ask the same thing compare

1790.36

the two because AI might send you down a

1793.24

very bad Rabbit Hole whereas if you just

1795.799

do them side by side you might see oh

1798.32

this is completely wrong this is right

1800.36

or okay it's on the same part just to

1802.76

kind of give you an even ke uh till you

1805.64

get more comfortable with the language

1807.159

or the tools that you're using this is

1809.48

also a great use of a place to use

1811.36

linters and things like that so you can

1813.399

go whatever you get in you can just sort

1816

of do a sanity check and it will it will

1818.039

help you out and where that maybe is not

1820.64

following the standards for that

1822.039

language or or how it would you know

1824.24

maybe the best approach or something or

1826.159

if there's a security issue or something

1828.159

like that it can help you out with that

1830.519

that being said we're going to wrap this

1832

one up and let you get out there after

1834.279

this we have holiday specials for a

1836.08

little bit so you enjoy as we're getting

1839.84

to the end of the year we'll talk to you

1841.399

a little bit more about that uh let us

1843.12

know any challenges you have hopefully

1844.76

continue these things even through the

1846.2

holiday season yes you can take a day or

1848

two off but get back into those because

1851.36

we will find that I think we'll find on

1853.44

the other side of this when we get into

1854.919

January New Year's resolutions and all

1857.2

that stuff habits are going to be great

1859.08

to build and that's why we're here for

1861.88

you have a great one we will talk to you

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next time

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