Welcome to the Pieces AI productivity podcast, where we dig into how experts use AI to be more productive, as well as geeking out in general on different AI topics.

📽️ In this episode, Jim is joined by Jasmine Robinson, a Senior TPM for GenAI at Netflix, and a self-confessed AI fangirl. Jasmine talks in depth about why she’s so bullish about AI, from discovering tools like ChatGPT and GitHub copilot 2 years ago, to leading the charge to get these tools established in the Netflix developer workflows. She talks about the way she uses AI to boost her productivity, with it automating the boring tasks.

She also has analyzed the developers she works with and has categorized them by their feeling towards AI. Jasmine also talks about how chatbots can change the way we interact with media like this podcast, books, meetings and more, as well as concluding that AI won’t replace software developers any time soon because the AI companies are still hiring!

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In this episode:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:02:56 - Why Jasmine is so excited about AI

0:03:36 - Developers are safe from AI as OpenAI and Anthropic are still hiring

0:05:31 - Automating knowledge mining with AI from meetings or websites

0:17:36 - LARPing through books with AI generated chat or game experiences

0:20:32 - Using AI to practice difficult conversations

0:25:44 - AI is democratizing development, especially to help vibe coders

0:29:44 - AI to help developer education, and it’s not just Clippy!

0:32:46 - What percentage of developers are pro vs anti AI and to what level

0:46:36 - What would Jasmine do if she could automate everything?