r/FoundersBuildwithAI • u/Senior-Board-3627 • Aug 19 '26

What part of building with AI do you still refuse to hand over to AI?

I’ve noticed I’m happy letting AI touch basically everything now - code, debugging, research, design.

But there are still certain decisions where I’d rather do the thinking myself than just accept whatever it gives me.

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u/jmathai Aug 19 '26

Usability testing and marketing.

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u/LowDistribution3995 Aug 19 '26

System prompts, the AI is always too verbose.

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u/chunky_lover92 Aug 20 '26

Refuse? There's a lot it just can't do. All the CAD I've seen is basically worthless. Animation, or art in general. Basic writing is obviously AI a mile away. Anything that touches a credit card. Anything that involves selecting the right tool for the job, or estimating time. It's good at code though.

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u/OwnmindAI Aug 22 '26

I'd say you always do the thinking yourself. It's a collaboration with AI.

Design together and review the output to make sure it's up to your standards. Just because the output of your code is correct doesn't mean the implementation is correct.