What AI developers could learn from Charles Bukowski?

# Summary The article argues that AI developers should adopt Charles Bukowski's philosophy of quality over quantity, rejecting the Silicon Valley culture of overwork. Bukowski understood that forced productivity yields poor output and wasn't afraid to discard subpar work, a lesson developers with AI tools should heed rather than mindlessly shipping massive volumes of code. The author questions why developers aren't using AI efficiency gains for leisure and creativity—as Neil deGrasse Tyson suggested they would—instead of succumbing to a frenzy of overproduction that may not actually solve real user problems.