@mattpocockuk: Alper is right, setting expectations on software quality early is really key I.e. explicitly ...
Alper is right, setting expectations on software quality early is really key I.e. explicitly calling what you're building a "prototype" can give you a much nicer experience Whereas if the agent detects it's a finance/medical application you're in for a long grilling https://t.co/pWFJM6vKlp
What happened
Matt Pocock emphasizes the significance of defining software quality expectations, especially for prototypes, versus more regulated applications. He references the challenges associated with applications in sensitive sectors like finance and healthcare.
Why it matters
Setting clear expectations can streamline development workflows by reducing pressure and misunderstandings during the early stages. This guidance is particularly pertinent for AI applications where quality standards may vary widely based on the project's domain.