When speed becomes our only metric, we risk outsourcing our critical thinking to the very tools meant to help us. Today, we explore Heenesh Patel's argument for using Socratic dialogue to challenge weak AI ideas and Alan Dalton's proposal that bad design is often a memory failure rather than malice. We also dive into community debates on whether flashy interactions solve real problems and how the rush to ship is making us forget how to do the work ourselves.
