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AI has yet to completely replace people in any industry. I fail to see how it would replace an industry that creates massive, complicated code bases in 10 years
by morby 4y ago
AI has yet to completely replace people in any industry. I fail to see how it would replace an industry that creates massive, complicated code bases in 10 years. Let alone 5. All roads seem to point to AI assisted work. Programmers will move “higher level”. That doesn’t mean they become poorly compensated.
- bamboozled 4y agoProbably what the artists used to say.
- Filligree 4y agoThe ones who said that, are fine. The skill ceiling for AI generation increases by the day, and having previous experience with art is a massive force multiplier.
- TheCoelacanth 4y agoArtists are still as well-compensated as they ever have been.
- incone123 4y agoI take this as tongue in cheek because the great majority of artists are not making a good living just from selling their art.
- sebzim4500 4y ago>Programmers will move “higher level”. That doesn’t mean they become poorly compensated. No, but it means there will probably be less of them, which in turn means most will either be fired or accept a pay cut.
- seanmcdirmid 4y agoIt could also mean more software with the same amount of programmers. We are already talent constrained in the industry, so it’s clear we have some slack for extra productivity before people start losing their jobs, although who knows how an actual disruption would end.