But that is my point. I don't particularly want AI on Hive. But based on what I'm seeing, it will be inevitable as some point. So instead of fighting it, why not find a way how it works in our favour?
True, but that should be done in an isolated testing environment, and then once some value or requirements proposed, reviewed and voted on before just testing in production. Basic SDLC and common sense rules to prevent disruption and gain buy-in before trying to just stick something in place. Just because you "can" do something doesn't mean you "should".
But that is my point. I don't particularly want AI on Hive. But based on what I'm seeing, it will be inevitable as some point. So instead of fighting it, why not find a way how it works in our favour?
True, but that should be done in an isolated testing environment, and then once some value or requirements proposed, reviewed and voted on before just testing in production. Basic SDLC and common sense rules to prevent disruption and gain buy-in before trying to just stick something in place. Just because you "can" do something doesn't mean you "should".