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If You Want AI ROI, Give People Time to Play

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By Sean Falconer
| Techstrong.ai Verified
In the span of just a few months, the experience of building software has fundamentally changed. Engineers are now working alongside agents that write, refactor, test, and even reason through complex codebases. Tasks that once required days of focused effort can now be completed in hours or even minutes. When the core mechanics of how software is built shift this quickly, it matters beyond engineering.
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Why programming became the proving ground for AI

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By Sean Falconer
| The New Stack Verified
I’ve always felt that AI found its footing in software engineering first because, frankly, the environment is honest. When you’re writing a blog post or a marketing strategy, “correctness” is a vibe. But in our world, it’s binary. Your code either compiles or it doesn’t. Your tests pass, or they fail. That’s why software is such a perfect laboratory for these models. We already have the infrastructure they crave, like fast failure, clear signals, and the ability to undo/rollback changes.
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SLMs vs. LLMs: Why Smaller AI Models Win in Business

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By Sean Falconer
| The New Stack Verified
Enterprise AI inherited the consumer model of AI, but it’s the wrong one for most business-to-business (B2B) problems. In the consumer world, the appeal of generative AI is its role as an omniscient polymath. A single interface can write a poem, debug code, plan a vacation and answer trivia pulled from across the public internet. This makes sense in an open world, where the range of possible questions is unbounded and success is subjective.
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