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I'm not at all concerned with AI. On the short to mid term it's making my life easier by relieving me of the boring parts of my job. It's pretty good at writing
by kabes 4y ago
I'm not at all concerned with AI. On the short to mid term it's making my life easier by relieving me of the boring parts of my job. It's pretty good at writing unit tests for example. But I don't see the current generation of AI making complete software architectures. However, even when it does get there or in the long term a new generation comes along that can do it, then I'm still not concerned. I have enough software I want to build to fill up a 100 lifetimes. It would mean I can finally build all that, which would mean more to me than a job where I'm the programmer.
- ffwacom 4y agoGreat take
- DrSiemer 4y agoExactly this. To finally be able to unlock the fridge with countless projects abandoned for lack of time and field knowledge!
- quadcore 4y agoI feel the same. It's the MacDonald's effect: increase offer, demand grows.
- coffeebeqn 4y agoIf programmers are truly displaced then we’ll have something like a StartupGPT where anyone can create a software business in days. Heck I’ll be a owner instead of a worker
- visarga 4y agoYou will prompt a whole GPT company into existence, staffed with various bots each with its own role and personality profile. The bots could collaborate through regular tools like Slack or MS Office, and be like a remote company. They could do Zoom calls and use Github, interface with humans (customers, partners).
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