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I'm not doubting that someday AI will able to do better than junior devs, even to lower-level of senior devs. But I doubt they'll able to replace those of highe
by fendy3002 4y ago
I'm not doubting that someday AI will able to do better than junior devs, even to lower-level of senior devs. But I doubt they'll able to replace those of higher level seniors, at least not in tens of years.
Then I predict we'll get more business analysts than programmers, since managements will still need people to translate their needs to AI.
- visarga 4y ago> Then I predict we'll get more business analysts than programmers Why would analysts be harder to replace than devs? The question is - how will competition influence the job market? if everyone has AI, everyone has the same powers. So how do you differentiate yourself? You put more humans in the loop, like "human plugins". You need humans to extract the most from AI.
- sharemywin 4y agoeven if you know company or industry jargon the thing can be fine tuned on that. or just build an embedding database the pulls the most semantically similar paragraphs and let it use that as a basis for the conversation.
- fendy3002 4y agoBecause managements aren't good at defining / understanding specifications, constraints and use cases. And I believe we don't want AI that can put constraints without our consent, so a middleman will still be required. The job market will still almost be the same, that capital and networks will net you businesses. The problem is how to regulate duplication, because IMO with power of AI patents are basically almost useless.