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And if the computer needs to ask the person a bunch of clarifying questions because they're providing ambiguous instructions, do we really trust that person's j

• majormajor 7y ago
  That's been a large part of my job at times - working with product stakeholders who give a high level requirements overview and then trying to figure out all the edge cases they didn't specify up front, so that my team could properly design and estimate the work to build the features. So: yes, most companies already don't require people designing things to be able to fully spec every edge case in advance, without any dialogue.
  • afarrell 7y ago
    Thats different. You're the one designing the system -- Exercising judgement about which mechanical rules to implement.
  • aflag 7y ago
    The question is: can your job be automated in 50 years? Maybe it can. But the computer has a long way to go. I don't think we have enough evidence to give any estimate of when (if) that will happen.