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You really don't need another feature

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Building is cheap now and distribution is the only moat left.

You're AI pilled, shipping thousands of PRs a month, yet no one knows your product exists. You've tried AEO work and social but you rarely see results.

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His employer let him refuse AI. Should you?

David Durman, a research administrator at the University of Kentucky, asked to be excused from using AI himself, on the basis of his humanist beliefs, and the university said yes. A day after his story went public, Amazon told its esn't help their work, that's a finding, not a failing.

In the new Off the Leash, our podcast at daily dev, I go through why employers got so obsessed with AI usage, what happened when it became a target, and whether the person who says no is right about anything. My take: you can say no, but the bar already went up.

Sources include @americnhumanist and @RNS.
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OpenAI loosens AI safety refusals for vetted biologists
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This feels illegal.
Just tell your @dailydotdev feed what's wrong and it will suggest how to fix it.
It's part of a massive effort to hand over control of the feed to you
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OpenAI's cheaper agent comes with its own safety warning.
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