Have you found ways to use genAI to lighten your devs’ workload and prevent burnout? How are you using it?

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Director of Technology Strategy in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

Running an experiment to see how well it handles documentation of code, meaning devs no longer have to split their time

Senior Director Engineering in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

Co-Pilot! Works well when you have good developers to drive better efficiency. Not to be used to reduce the number of developers or make better use of average developers!

Head of Technical Delivery Services in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

We are currently exploring ways to help developers or testers by optimising software development lifecycle workflows using genAI tools. Some of the areas of exploration are:
1. Automatic documentation generation 
2. Automated functional tests generation, execution and validation. 
3. Automated filing of tickets in Jira and maintaining its lifecycle to its closure. 
4. Try to generate a boilerplates for standard frontend, backend, iac development 
5.  Automatically break a task into sub-tasks and create high level project plan in Jira etc.

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Director of Customer Engineering - APAC in Software2 years ago

As a helper and to build boilerplate

Director of Engineering in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

Not at this time. 

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