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This is more or less why I said the useful skill is the ability to "create software", not to "write code". One end game may well be that a lot of people who ar
by sanderjd 3y ago
This is more or less why I said the useful skill is the ability to "create software", not to "write code".
One end game may well be that a lot of people who are today "product managers" will use increasingly capable AI assistants to "create software" without writing much, if any, code. But in that world, I think a lot of people who are today "programmers" will also be very well suited to creating software in that way, and will have no trouble transitioning into those roles if that's where the opportunities are.