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Thank you.If you are referring to loss of jobs, then I don't think that is likely.
You don't need a wedding photographer. Anyone with a cell phone can do an equivalent job?I fear that we may lose our creative spirit on the way (take it easy, let the AI handle it, etc) but let's see.
They can help. UI is just a simple example. But replace how? Entirely? heh no.I don't think machines can replace humans in software development (especially when the software is meant for external consumers).
This is exactly the area where AI can be useful to verify compliance or at least ease the process. Imagine having to do that manually. Depending on the industry concerned almost impossible.Besides, now there is an increasing urgency of regulation, which will have a definite impact on all of this - how ? We will have to wait and see.
Lol .. are you comparing a software engineer to a wedding photographer ? And then comparing a wedding photographer to a tapri with a mobile ?You don't need a wedding photographer. Anyone with a cell phone can do an equivalent job?
I meant Regulation of AI not application of AI to regulation.This is exactly the area where AI can be useful to verify compliance or at least ease the process.
Some engineers are going to use ai to review code generated through aiCorrection, we are doing the grunt work of peer reviewing machine generated code.
I know it's needed but we lose all the creativity and innovation which I thought came from writing beautiful code.
beautiful code does not make money.Correction, we are doing the grunt work of peer reviewing machine generated code.
I know it's needed but we lose all the creativity and innovation which I thought came from writing beautiful code.
It used to and can still do, but what you say is the unfortunate and bitter truth today.beautiful code does not make money.
There are still some coders who try their best to optimize their code and rely less on 3rd party libraries even if it consumes a lot of their time.It used to, but what you say is the unfortunate and bitter truth today.
Try code review function of copilot in VSCode. It is pretty decent. If I have no idea what the program is to start with, I can ask copilot and it explains what the code is and also highlights what can be improved. This is 25% of the time saved for me.Some engineers are going to use ai to review code generated through ai
Depends on what you're coding.It used to and can still do, but what you say is the unfortunate and bitter truth today.
^Exactly thisIf I have no idea what the program is to start with, I can ask copilot and it explains what the code is and also highlights what can be improved. This is 25% of the time saved for me.
The same way RPA is supposed to end all process jobs in the world? Recent layoffs in IT jobs are due to economic condition and has not much to do with AI. People forget that AI too is a 'software' that is written by programmers. AI features makes life easier for us, not replace entire industry. The biggest affect is telemarketing and service jobs where chat agents are replaced by chatbots. You cannot equate this to AI replacing programmers. If AI can replace programmers, trust me, it would have replaced every other engineer or profession before reaching for us.With all the recent layoff news in big industry giants... We can predict that ai is replacing humans at much faster pace than we think...that day is coming soon when entire workforce will be replaced by ai automations...
Engineers/ coders better start looking for alternate skill development to survive the dark times coming ahead...
Please first go and read this book to understand what I am referring to -Business rules aren't required to be beautiful. They need to be correct and getting that done & tested inevitably means complicated code with a comment per line almost.
Now RPA s/w is AI enabled.The same way RPA is supposed to end all process jobs in the world?
You asked AI if AI will replace jobs. Isn't that like asking Trump if he is better at programming than programmers? The text surely looks like AI got some training from Trump.So, while today AI might only handle common code snippets or accelerate basic tasks, it’s advancing fast. The industry may look radically different in just a few years, with leaner developer teams, shorter project cycles, and AI that grows more capable of tackling complex code each day. The laughable idea of “AI killing programming jobs” might just turn into a grim reality sooner than you think."
Yes...a fun experimentYou asked AI if AI will replace jobs