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Zoho's Sridhar Vembu warns engineers against over-relying on AI in software development

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Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has cautioned software engineers against surrendering core technical understanding to AI tools. While he supports using AI, Vembu stressed that engineers must retain a deep grasp of the development process. His remarks came after an engineer reported that AI was generating nearly all software components, leaving the team feeling dissatisfied. Vembu warned that the industry's rapid adoption of AI is outpacing its ability to fully understand the implications, raising the risk of serious setbacks. He also flagged concerns about engineers spending long hours merely directing AI, describing the experience as draining and unfulfilling.

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