AI Didn't Make Us Leave Earlier — It Raised the Bar

24 Aug 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief commentary, the speaker argues that the adoption of AI tools has not shortened the length of the workday; employees are still staying in the office as late as before. However, AI has raised the expectations for what can be delivered, effectively increasing the amount of work expected from each person. A key benefit highlighted is the reduction of communication bottlenecks: AI enables product managers to directly inspect the codebase, streamlining collaboration. The overall claim is that AI allows teams to "do more with more," meaning higher output with the same or greater resources, which the speaker views as a substantial improvement.

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