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> However, if you think it's not happening ever, because machines are not "intelligent" based on some set of goal posts, I've got bad news: that's not part of t
by rajin444 4y ago
> However, if you think it's not happening ever, because machines are not "intelligent" based on some set of goal posts, I've got bad news: that's not part of the job listing.
When an AI is able to train itself (like a human) is when developer jobs will be in trouble. Fortunately, every other profession will also be out of a job as well.
Until then, rote work will continue to be automated more effectively but no more.
- vbezhenar 4y agoThe most ironic thing is that people who do the hard work are unlikely to be obsoleted any time soon. At least in third-world countries. Theoretically you can build robot today to replace janitors, plumbers or serviceme but it just too expensive and does not scale. But replacing computer operators is scalable. So I definitely expect most office people including low skilled developers to be replaced by AI in a 20 years. High-skilled developers might survive (and I'm not sure if I'd qualify) but obviously for most workers that's not very encouraging.