In the article "The rise of ‘Slow AI’: Why devs should stop speedrunning stupid," Howon Lee argues for a paradigm shift in AI development tools from prioritizing speed to focusing on intelligence and accuracy. Lee critiques the current trend where AI tools are designed to deliver fast but often incorrect results, likening them to a "glorified autocomplete" that lacks deep contextual understanding and verification. He advocates for "Slow AI," which involves a deliberate, multi-stage process that considers context and performs comprehensive reasoning, ultimately leading to more reliable and useful outputs. This approach, championed by CodeRabbit, emphasizes the importance of taking time to understand and verify code, akin to the thoughtful assistance of a senior engineer, rather than rushing to provide immediate but potentially flawed suggestions. The article suggests that while immediate responses satisfy the desire for instant gratification, the future of valuable AI tools lies in their ability to deliver insightful and trustworthy outputs, even if this means accepting some delay.