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Coders aren't coding all the time or even the majority of the time. It's going to be a while before an AI can take part in a meeting between 2 project managers
by thewarrior 5y ago
Coders aren't coding all the time or even the majority of the time.
It's going to be a while before an AI can take part in a meeting between 2 project managers wrangle out a spec that makes everyone happy and then negotiate with the rest of the team to make the changes necessary.
It's going to be even longer before the AI can figure out why the site is down and bring it back up. And then figure out how to prevent the outage.
Besides that AI isn’t that intelligent yet. Training on all the jQuery code won’t yet give you an AI that can write React.
If AI writes code then now the systems become exponentially more complex exponentially faster . Unless this AI is truly human or super human it won’t keep up. If we have human level AI then coding jobs are the least of our concerns .
- somenameforme 5y ago> Training on all the jQuery code won’t yet give you an AI that can write React. If AI genuinely took over coding then languages would become obsolete. The most basic turing complete language, probably some sort of RISC assembly, would be all that would ever be needed. But when will we get there? A decade ago it seemed like fully autonomous self driving vehicles were just around the corner. Now? Well that corner seems a lot further away than it did then, simply because the problems getting from 99% to 100% are proving quite resilient. Sigmoid curves look exponential on the way up...
- thewarrior 5y agoThat would create a huge explainability problem.