> the smart ones will use this push as an entry point to the software development world rather than looking for an oracle function for software development (whi

> the smart ones will use this push as an entry point to the software development world rather than looking for an oracle function for software development (which does not exist yet) Very much agree. I think mentorship becomes even more important now. I have a friends that's switching careers and starting to learn software engineering. Just for fun, I back-seated him while he tried to build a really simple app using GPT-4. Even with really fine-tuned prompts, some of which I helped with, the code that was generated was either barely readable, had performance issues, and/or in some cases was just completely broken. At the time, I made the quip that for junior/entry-level folks it's like getting cybernetic implants in your legs before you know how to walk or run.