@mattpocockuk: Are any of the DDD experts, like Eric Evans or Vaughan Vernon, shouting about how good it is with AI? If so I'm very ke…
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A Twitter user asks if Domain-Driven Design experts like Eric Evans or Vaughan Vernon are promoting its use with AI and offers to give them a platform to discuss it.
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Are any of the DDD experts, like Eric Evans or Vaughan Vernon, shouting about how good it is with AI?
If so I’m very keen to give them a platform from which to shout.
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