Yuchen Jin: A Team's Degree of AI-nativeness Determines Its Survival
Yuchen Jin said he asks himself every day whether his team is sufficiently AI-native, and his principle is "anything AI can do should not be done by humans." He mentioned that AI has already written 95% of the team's code, but PRs are still stuck waiting for approval, so he questioned whether reviewers actually read the code, and on that basis built an AI agent to handle approvals. He believes the speed at which an organization shifts to AI-native will determine its rise or fall.
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Every day I ask myself: “Is my team AI-native enough?”
My rule: If AI can do it, humans shouldn't touch it.
AI already writes 95% of our code. But PRs still get stuck waiting for approvals.
I asked: “Do those reviewers actually read the code? If not, why not let an AI agent handle it?”
So we built one. Life immediately got better.
How fast an organization becomes AI-native will determine whether it thrives or dies.