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What Happens When You Treat AI Agents Like Employees, Not Chatbots

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Last year, one of our engineers spent an afternoon asking an LLM to refactor a monitoring service. He'd paste code, get suggestions, paste more code, correct hallucinations, paste again. Four hours later, he had a partial rewrite and a browser history full of ChatGPT tabs. The code was fine. The pr…

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  1. 2026-09-30 03:35 · DEV Community — AI
    What Happens When You Treat AI Agents Like Employees, Not Chatbots

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