This article is part of a series on the Sens-AI Framework—practical habits for learning and coding with AI. AI gives novice developers the ability to skip the slow, messy parts of learning. For experienced developers, that can mean getting to a working solution faster. Developers early in their learning path, however, face what I call Read More
The Cognitive Shortcut Paradox
This article is part of a series on the Sens-AI Framework—practical habits for learning and coding with AI. AI gives novice developers the ability to skip the slow, messy parts of learning. For experienced developers, that can mean getting to a working solution faster. Developers early in their learning path, however, face what I call
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