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I suspect that might be the case regardless. FAANGs have people who can deploy this sort of tech, who can solve the problems is generates (assuming the generate

I suspect that might be the case regardless. FAANGs have people who can deploy this sort of tech, who can solve the problems is generates (assuming the generated solutions aren't perfect), and their engineers are the most expensive. They have the most to gain. A software shop making small apps would benefit far less. That said, its likely that the job of being a dev is going to be largely debugging generated code in the future no matter where you work.

lagrange77 4y ago
> FAANGs have people who can deploy this sort of tech, who can solve the problems is generates I think this is an important point. > That said, its likely that the job of being a dev is going to be largely debugging generated code in the future no matter where you work. This and formulating the right prompts, i think.