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AI spurs employees to work harder, faster, and with fewer breaks, study finds
(www.theregister.com)
this post was submitted on 12 Feb 2026
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Sadly its true. In my previous company, the CEO asked a web developer to start a project in another framework and when she said she needs at least 1-2 weeks studying the new framework, the CEO responded, "just use ChatGPT and try to do the project in 10 days".
I heard a similar story from a friend of mine, that the c-levels at his office only wanted to achieve faster development rather than proper development. And he was worried because the system built by the devs team had become bigger and complex, and he didn't know how to track down bugs in the source code.
This would make me want to take at least 2-3 weeks.
They don't give a fuck about quality only turn around times. The markets reward scams currently