Tom Still: AI adopters show why it’s here to stay – but smart people are, too

Artificial intelligence is smoothly fluent even when it’s wrong. It’s not always endearing to software code writers who see their work as part “art form” and part science. It can challenge habitually shy engineers to work with others. It helps people produce polished work much faster, but that same efficiency gain can trigger a form of self-doubt known as “AI imposter syndrome.”