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      <title>Business Central Development Serie - Part 2b: AI for BC Development — The Knowledge Gap That Ships to Production</title>
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      <description>&amp;ldquo;We are drowning not in lies — but in plausible truths.&amp;rdquo;
This article is the companion to Part 2 of this serie. Part 2 explains how to use AI tools for Business Central development — the tools, the workflow, the guidelines. This article is about something that must come before all of that: whether you are ready to use AI for BC development responsibly. And specifically — what you need to know to validate what AI produces, because AI will not validate itself.</description>
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      <description>Welcome to the second (or first? May be error by 1&amp;hellip;) part of the Business Central Development Serie! In the introduction (aka part 1) I explained why I started this serie and what I want to achieve with it. In this second part I will start with the first topic from the plan - Using AI for BC development.
AI tools are becoming more and more popular among developers. They can help you to write code faster, to find bugs, to learn new things.</description>
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