#handsonexperience — Public Fediverse posts

I agree with this blog post - the more we have AI handling outages, repairing things, etc. the less humans will know about the systems they run.

Not much can replace hands on experience, troubleshooting, and learning systems design. I work in consulting (all things VMware) and if I stop learning, I'm out of date. I've held that position for a while and that's not changing in the age of AI. In fact, it's even more important.

#ai #engineering #handsonexperience #knowledgework #incidentresponse #learning #it #work

https://www.sylvainkalache.com/blog/ai-handles-incidents-engineers-lose-touch-with-their-systems

I agree with this blog post - the more we have AI handling outages, repairing things, etc. the less humans will know about the systems they run.

Not much can replace hands on experience, troubleshooting, and learning systems design. I work in consulting (all things VMware) and if I stop learning, I'm out of date. I've held that position for a while and that's not changing in the age of AI. In fact, it's even more important.

#ai #engineering #handsonexperience #knowledgework #incidentresponse #learning #it #work

https://www.sylvainkalache.com/blog/ai-handles-incidents-engineers-lose-touch-with-their-systems

I agree with this blog post - the more we have AI handling outages, repairing things, etc. the less humans will know about the systems they run.

Not much can replace hands on experience, troubleshooting, and learning systems design. I work in consulting (all things VMware) and if I stop learning, I'm out of date. I've held that position for a while and that's not changing in the age of AI. In fact, it's even more important.

#ai #engineering #handsonexperience #knowledgework #incidentresponse #learning #it #work

https://www.sylvainkalache.com/blog/ai-handles-incidents-engineers-lose-touch-with-their-systems