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I don't see that happening; there's no sense for large companies to hire lots of blue-collar programmers, when they could just automate any of the routine repet
by falcor84 9y ago
I don't see that happening; there's no sense for large companies to hire lots of blue-collar programmers, when they could just automate any of the routine repetitive work.
- ng12 9y agoWhat happens when we eventually train AI to write code for us? Then "programming" would be a lot more like data entry than creative work.
- rossdavidh 9y agoYou'll notice that the more real-world experience people have with AI, the less likely they think this is any time in our lifetimes.
- jpindar 9y agoThat's what the people who created Fortran thought. Instead, the types of programs people wrote became more complex once they didn't have to write them in assembler.