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That's what they thought 50 years ago. Programming is not anymore "mov eax,1" and "int 0x80". Programming nowadays is much more highly accessible than it was 50
by danwee 3y ago
That's what they thought 50 years ago. Programming is not anymore "mov eax,1" and "int 0x80". Programming nowadays is much more highly accessible than it was 50 years ago... but still only a few (programmers) do it. AI is not going to change that (i.e., nor my manager nor my mother are suddendly going to "program" anything using high-level constructs)
- boredemployee 3y agoYou may be right, you may be wrong. Only time will tell (and I think it will tell really really soon).
- rustyminnow 3y agoI find that this comment adds absolutely nothing to the conversation. It could be posted under every comment that says <regex>"AI is (not)? going to revolutionize (the world|everything|this industry|my job)"</regex> Anybody making a prediction about the future might be right or might be wrong, and we won't know until it happens. This is just a snarky way of saying "nah dude you're wrong"
- andai 3y agoNo, they also said they think we'll find out "really really soon", which seems highly likely.
- boredemployee 3y agothank you for knowing how to interpret texts
- rustyminnow 3y agoThey may be right, they may be wrong. Only time will tell :)
- boredemployee 3y agoWow you're so smart my guy
- rustyminnow 3y agoThanks :)
- edgyquant 3y agoIt could be posted under anything. I could claim that the earth is going to turn into a ball of cheese and then write off everyone with “only time will tell.”
- rustyminnow 3y agoYes, but how SOON will time tell? For earthen ball of cheese I predict it will tell "pretty soon". But who knows? Only time will tell.
- boredemployee 3y agoWell... how about reading my text trying to interpret it and the world around us? In the sense that things are going so fast that we will soon have the answer and most probably _some_ jobs will be replaced yes (and that it won't take another 50 years as implied in the parent comment to have the definitive answer for it).
- rustyminnow 3y agoYou make a good argument (in this comment). I think things are moving really fast and some jobs will be replaced. But even though AI moves extremely fast, the industry as a whole moves much slower. It will take years to integrate and leverage these things. How many companies are still running legacy java applications? How many still run Cobol? Things will change eventually, but AI won't destroy a majority of jobs for many years.
- pphysch 3y agoYeah, generating some Python with Codey is just adding another layer to an already substantial stack. Natural language is translated into Python which is interpreted as C which was compiled into bytecode which is... We still need experts at every layer.