Front End Lead Ben Kemp (CyberOwl; ex-Citi & Shell) joins us to unpack how AI is reshaping software work—10× code output, QA as the new choke point, and why “prompting” is fast becoming everyone’s core skill. We get practical too: fridge-photo recipe hacks, durable prompt habits, and where to draw the line on using AI for emotional support. It’s not the end of the world—it’s a recalibration.HighlightsWhat a front-end dev actually does vs UX designHow ChatGPT/Claude & GitHub Copilot changed day-to-day codingHiring tests in the LLM era & the “who wrote this?” problemQA as the bottleneck and why it’s more valuable than everThree quick tips: fridge-to-recipe, prompt stacks, and using AI for reassurance (with caveats)Chapters00:00 AI code flood & the QA choke point01:05 What front-end dev means (vs UX)03:14 Sprint workflow, tickets, story points06:36 Tools: ChatGPT/Claude; privacy modes07:47 GitHub & Copilot explained10:49 Hiring/tests post-LLMs12:38 Output vs review; ushering AI-made code15:14 Role shifts; QA demand18:24 Skills obsolescence & human-in-loop32:40 Tip 1: Fridge photo → recipe35:24 Tip 2: Prompt engineering as a superpower37:54 Tip 3: AI for reassurance—limits41:20 LLMs vs social media; back to real lifeSEO TagsAI in software, front-end vs UX, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT for coding, Claude, QA engineering, software hiring, prompt engineering, practical AI tips

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