I know a small financial agency in the 00's that laid off their one-person IT department because they thought the computers would run themselves. It's honestly

I know a small financial agency in the 00's that laid off their one-person IT department because they thought the computers would run themselves. It's honestly great that they're overselling AI, lots of messes to clean up. edit: Ultimately there are going to be iterative pipelines with traditional programmers in the loop rearranging things and reprompting. Math skills are going to be deemphasized a bit and domain skill value increased a bit. Also, I think there's going to be a rise in static analysis along with the new safe languages, giving us more tools to safely evaluate and clean up output.