> I think we were wrong about General AI needed to replace programmers So, the hard part of software is figuring out what you actually need done. You still ne

> I think we were wrong about General AI needed to replace programmers So, the hard part of software is figuring out what you actually need done. You still need the person writing the system requirements to be precise, accurate and not ambiguous, or you need General AI to figure out if the supplied system requirements meets those requirements. And when things inevitably goes wrong, or requirements change as they always do, "you just" have to review and rephrase your entire requirement list, or you need General AI to do that for you.