In this episode, Fabrizio (from <a href='https://passo.uno'>passo.uno</a>) and I discuss the concept of documentation theater with auto-generated wikis, why visual IDEs like <a href='https://antigravity.google/'>Antigravity</a> beat CLIs for writing, and the liberation vs. acceleration paradox where AI speeds up work but creates review bottlenecks. We also explore the dilemmas of labeling AI usage, why AI needs a good base of existing docs to function well, and how technical writers can stop doing <i>plumbing</i> work and start focusing on more high-value strategic initiatives instead (efforts that might push the limits of what AI can even do). This post also contains a lot of short clips and segments from the episode, along with article links and a transcript.