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Moura calls the cost of crossing from the person who understands the work to the person who can implement it the 'translation tax' in AI projects.
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At the big company, that cost had a name nobody said out loud: alignment. Alignment, alignment, T&E, training. In the move between countries, it has a different name: documents, and then more documents. In AI projects, it has a name I only learned after joining CrewAI. The translation tax.The People Who Understand Don't Build. The People Who Build Don't Understand. | CrewAI
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