AI for software discovery: where it helps and where it fails
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AI is good at the slow, mechanical part of discovery: reading a pile of decks, transcripts and notes, and turning them into a first draft of goals, users, journeys and requirements. It is bad at knowing what nobody wrote down, and it can state invented details with complete confidence. Used well, i…
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- 2026-10-14 08:00 · DEV Community — AI
AI for software discovery: where it helps and where it fails