Are you feeling AI fatigue at work? We want to hear from you

Fuente: Business Insider

Former Amazon and Google veteran Steve Yegge (not pictured), recently said he's begun taking naps during the day to cope with AI coding fatigue. Maskot/Getty ImagesSoftware engineers have voiced burnout concerns in a world of vibe coding and frequent model launches. Engineers say AI is making them more productive, but ultimately draining them.

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