I expect them to die out quickly now that AI can do algorithms effortlessly. It'll be like how those sine tables were replaced with calculators in exams. The qu

I expect them to die out quickly now that AI can do algorithms effortlessly. It'll be like how those sine tables were replaced with calculators in exams. The questions will be less about how to find the optimal movement of a chess knight, and more of build a full chess board with 6 knights. We do algorithms in a sense, but it's more real world stuff like being able to understand the Byzantine generals problem. Not explaining the term, but rather questions where if you were familiar with the concept, you could diagnose the given problem. If you're not familiar with it, you might not know with why it's happening and you might not be able to google it or ask AI what the problem is.