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How do you use AI to accelerate software development—without losing human understanding, learning, and responsibility? In this experience report, Song Tao and Terry Yin share hands-on lessons from a real AI adoption journey inside a 20-year-old legacy system with heavy cross-team dependencies. Rather than treating AI as a replacement for thinking, they explore a human-centric, AI-augmented approach—where people stay accountable for intent, learning, and design, and AI is used deliberately where it adds leverage. Key ideas from this talk: Why requirements, domain understanding, and design must remain human-led The hidden risk of AI: cognitive debt (code works, but no one truly understands it) Human-AI partnership instead of “vibe coding” A continuous loop: Context → Generate → Automated Test → Learn Using autonomation (Jidoka) instead of blind automation Why end-to-end tests provide better AI feedback than unit tests in legacy systems Treating automated tests as both safety nets and living documentation Why AI does not create a competitive moat—and what actually does Shifting focus from “making progress” to seeking high-quality feedback This talk challenges the idea that faster code is always better—and argues that shared understanding, feedback loops, and human learning are the real constraints in AI-augmented development. 📍 Recorded at LeSS Conference 2026 Amsterdam 🎤 Speakers: Song Tao & Terry Yin Download the presentation here: https://less.works/conferenza/session... Checkout https://less.works for more information how to improve your Product development and structure your organization. #lessworks