We have this knowledge-sharing meeting at work. Once a week colleagues share random bits of work that they think others could learn from. In that meeting you can also ask any question about the codebase and you'll get a profound answer. It's one of my favorite times of the week.
However, over the last couple of weeks I noticed a new pattern emerged and it has to do with #ai. Colleagues would preface their questions with "I know I could also Cursor/Claude the same question but maybe someone here knows...".
We're a fully remote company, there are very little human touch points like this and now people start feeling like they cannot ask another human a technical question. It really saddens me.
The essence of this meeting is human knowledge exchange, making real connections. I don't want this to be outsourced as well.



