The AI demo worked. Now the organization has to live with it.
Who owns an agent's mistakes? Who pays for the tokens? And why does every vendor's roadmap end with your team doing the integration?
The AI Developer's Field Guide — Volume 2 explores what happens when AI adoption spreads beyond individual developers into budgets, architecture, procurement, security, and executive decisions. Timothy O'Brien turns familiar organizational dysfunction into an illustrated bestiary of NPCs, monsters, and anti-patterns, giving technical teams a shared vocabulary for problems that are easy to recognize and difficult to discuss.
Meet the Dashboard Necromancer, Vendor Bard, Compliance Oracle, and Warlock of Staff Reduction. Then confront four larger failures: the Cost Singularity, the Infinite Backlog Engine, the Autonomy Mirage, and the Compliance Black Hole.
Behind the fantasy names are practical questions about ownership, incentives, evidence, and control. The book's twenty countermoves help teams make costs visible, test vendor claims, define useful outcomes, set boundaries for agents, and keep people accountable for consequential decisions.
Written for developers, engineering managers, architects, and technical leaders, this second volume of The Slop Codex combines satire with field-guide reference material. It connects the promises of automation to the work of making it dependable across an organization.
Use it to name the pattern in the meeting, ask the question missing from the proposal, and choose a countermove before the next pilot becomes everyone's problem.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The AI demo worked. Now the organization has to live with it. Who owns an agent's mistakes? Who pays for the tokens? And why does every vendor's roadmap end with your team doing the integration? The AI Developer's Field Guide - Volume 2 explores what happens when AI adoption spreads beyond individual developers into budgets, architecture, procurement, security, and executive decisions. Timothy O'Brien turns familiar organizational dysfunction into an illustrated bestiary of NPCs, monsters, and anti-patterns, giving technical teams a shared vocabulary for problems that are easy to recognize and difficult to discuss. Meet the Dashboard Necromancer, Vendor Bard, Compliance Oracle, and Warlock of Staff Reduction. Then confront four larger failures: the Cost Singularity, the Infinite Backlog Engine, the Autonomy Mirage, and the Compliance Black Hole.Behind the fantasy names are practical questions about ownership, incentives, evidence, and control. The book's twenty countermoves help teams make costs visible, test vendor claims, define useful outcomes, set boundaries for agents, and keep people accountable for consequential decisions. Written for developers, engineering managers, architects, and technical leaders, this second volume of The Slop Codex combines satire with field-guide reference material. It connects the promises of automation to the work of making it dependable across an organization. Use it to name the pattern in the meeting, ask the question missing from the proposal, and choose a countermove before the next pilot becomes everyone's problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995259725
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The AI demo worked. Now the organization has to live with it. Who owns an agent's mistakes Who pays for the tokens And why does every vendor's roadmap end with your team doing the integration The AI Developer's Field Guide - Volume 2 explores what happens when AI adoption spreads beyond individual developers into budgets, architecture, procurement, security, and executive decisions. Timothy O'Brien turns familiar organizational dysfunction into an illustrated bestiary of NPCs, monsters, and anti-patterns, giving technical teams a shared vocabulary for problems that are easy to recognize and difficult to discuss. Meet the Dashboard Necromancer, Vendor Bard, Compliance Oracle, and Warlock of Staff Reduction. Then confront four larger failures: the Cost Singularity, the Infinite Backlog Engine, the Autonomy Mirage, and the Compliance Black Hole.>Written for developers, engineering managers, architects, and technical leaders, this second volume of The Slop Codex combines satire with field-guide reference material. It connects the promises of automation to the work of making it dependable across an organization. Use it to name the pattern in the meeting, ask the question missing from the proposal, and choose a countermove before the next pilot becomes everyone's problem. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995259725
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The AI demo worked. Now the organization has to live with it. Who owns an agent's mistakes? Who pays for the tokens? And why does every vendor's roadmap end with your team doing the integration? The AI Developer's Field Guide - Volume 2 explores what happens when AI adoption spreads beyond individual developers into budgets, architecture, procurement, security, and executive decisions. Timothy O'Brien turns familiar organizational dysfunction into an illustrated bestiary of NPCs, monsters, and anti-patterns, giving technical teams a shared vocabulary for problems that are easy to recognize and difficult to discuss. Meet the Dashboard Necromancer, Vendor Bard, Compliance Oracle, and Warlock of Staff Reduction. Then confront four larger failures: the Cost Singularity, the Infinite Backlog Engine, the Autonomy Mirage, and the Compliance Black Hole.Behind the fantasy names are practical questions about ownership, incentives, evidence, and control. The book's twenty countermoves help teams make costs visible, test vendor claims, define useful outcomes, set boundaries for agents, and keep people accountable for consequential decisions. Written for developers, engineering managers, architects, and technical leaders, this second volume of The Slop Codex combines satire with field-guide reference material. It connects the promises of automation to the work of making it dependable across an organization. Use it to name the pattern in the meeting, ask the question missing from the proposal, and choose a countermove before the next pilot becomes everyone's problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995259725
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