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This happens with humans too. Humans write code with bugs, technical debt, security flaws, etc. I would trust an AI to generate code a lot faster than a junior
by motoxpro 3y ago
This happens with humans too. Humans write code with bugs, technical debt, security flaws, etc.
I would trust an AI to generate code a lot faster than a junior engineer with 4 months experience. That’s the trade off, not AI vs a 10 year experience architect.
- thesuperbigfrog 3y ago>> This happens with humans too. Humans write code with bugs, technical debt, security flaws, etc. >> I would trust an AI to generate code a lot faster than a junior engineer with 4 months experience. That’s the trade off, not AI vs a 10 year experience architect. That's not what the Nvidia CEO is selling. He is saying that the AI replaces programmers. Not junior engineers, not experienced architects, but programmers in general. Jensen Huang said: "The programming barrier is incredibly low. We have closed the digital divide. Everyone is a programmer now - you just have to say something to the computer." His statement is blatantly false. He is just trying to sell Nvidia hardware and tools. If he really believed what he said, he would be firing Nvidia programmers to reduce Nvidia's costs.
- motoxpro 3y agoI don't read it that way at all. I read it like "The person who has never programmed can now write code" It says nothing about replacing anyone, more about expanding the pie and lowering the barrier to entry. No where did he say those programmers "will be senior engineers and the senior engineers will be out of work" He didn't even imply it.