The current economic environment and job market create structural pressure on developers that makes it impossible for personal discipline alone to prevent overwork.

22:14being pulled up behind you, you're going to be pushing hard, right? You're probably going to be pushing past your [music] set boundaries and limits that other people who have those abilities might be in more control of. So, healthy prompting it can't be carried by personal discipline alone, right? The worker, the workplace, all of these things matter in which like stopping [music] working on time is even possible. I mean, even pre-AI there's

22:39been jobs where I've had to work major overtime to ship, and I've been pushed well beyond past the limit in which I wanted [music] to continue working, and it did affect me negatively in my mental health. So, this is obviously nothing new with AI, but the data definitely shows that people feel like they need to produce more now than ever. And among the people who answered this survey, AI

23:01was changing more than how fast software gets made. It was changing the pressure, sleep, enjoyment, and how capable people felt. But, at the end of the day, Adam came back, and Aaron built in limits to his workflow, and Mark found a way to stay [music] the one making the decisions and in control of his code. So, individual limits, they only really come into play if the systems around you

23:24allow you to even stop working in the first place. So, before maximum output 24/7 all the time becomes [music] the baseline for you, we need to figure out what healthy AI assisted workflows actually look like in our lives. So, the survey is still open, by the way. If you'd like to take it, head on over to the website we'll have linked up here. You can still certainly take that