Marcelo and I have been talking about probably the most interesting study on AI 2025.
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During our recent discussion, Marcelo brought up the concept of paradigm-induced blindness, which was a key topic in our episode. This idea suggests that when people are entrenched in a particular way of thinking, they may become oblivious to new opportunities or solutions outside of that framework.

Although expanding agile practices often involves different terminologies and organizing meetings, I started to ponder... how aligned do you truly need to be? I had a conversation with Marcelo, and we came up with an excellent analogy.
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It appears that critical thinking has left the chat 😱.

I’m not sure about you, but whenever I engage with AI, I tend to accept its outputs without questioning them, simply because they seem persuasive... In our latest episode, I explore this very subject with Marcelo Lopez.

One thing Philipp shared really stuck with me: at Rittal, rapid prototyping in hardware isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a muscle. By testing ideas quickly, their teams bring new solutions to life without getting bogged down by perfection early on.
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Why gamble everything on a big bang rollout? Rittal’s strategy starts change with a small pilot team experiment, learn, and then scale. It’s a practical way to discover what works and build trust before taking the leap across the whole organization.

Transforming your company when things are going well might feel counterintuitive, but Philipp’s “fix the roof when the sun is shining” mantra makes a lot of sense. When times are good, you have the resources and headspace to prepare for future challenges.
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What’s the secret to staying ahead of competitors? Iterate faster! Rittal’s focus on quick cycles means they learn from each round and adjust rapidly. Outcompeting others isn’t just about big ideas it’s about how quickly you can test, learn, and improve.
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How many iteration should one take using AI? Is one prompt enough?
Me and Henrik Kniberg had a chat about the AI Software Development and in this case how much AI do we really need to complete a specific task?
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Whats the best architectural approach you need to consider when coding with a couple of agents? Henrik shares his lessons from 2 years of AI assisted coding.
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Is using #AI dev tools really making developer 10x more effective?
I sat down with Henrik Kniberg, whom you might know from his work at #Spotify or #Mojang (#Minecraft) to discuss how AI is changing #software #development.
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Had a fun chat with Henrik about #AI, #Dev-Career, and life in general.
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