Ask HN: Will AI Replace Developers?
we are living in tech bubble from twitter to HN to reddit, many smart tech founders say the same thing, but i don't see that they are 100% right
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it already made programmers obsolete and is about to make programming languages obsolete
the only human-readable artifacts will be design & verification inputs
rich ppl will still hire serfs to patiently listen to their desires and handhold their decision-making
and subsequently SW will still appear
but the production process isn’t going to resemble anything we’ve trained for
the only human-readable artifacts will be design & verification inputs
rich ppl will still hire serfs to patiently listen to their desires and handhold their decision-making
and subsequently SW will still appear
but the production process isn’t going to resemble anything we’ve trained for
simply. NO!
In the sense of LLMs becoming competent enough, no, it's extremely unlikely.
In the sense of "smart tech founders" and C-suite executives in general using AI hype as an excuse for layoffs and understaffing, that's absolutely in the realm of possibility, and already happening in some places.
In the sense of "smart tech founders" and C-suite executives in general using AI hype as an excuse for layoffs and understaffing, that's absolutely in the realm of possibility, and already happening in some places.