When AI makes building effortless, we face a paradox where the real risk isn't shipping too slow, but shipping the wrong thing too fast. We explore how Marty Cagan argues that discovery remains our only differentiator, while Casey Hudetz and Eric Olive warn that chasing a "bug-free" workforce might actually erode the trust built through informal collaboration. From the community's struggles with preemptive wireframes to the exhaustion of reactive design, we question whether we are losing the perceived value of human discovery in favor of fast output.
