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> If AI handles all the technical skills what’s left? This is a view utterly out of touch with reality. AI handling all technical skills? And who defines where
by prmph 1y ago
> If AI handles all the technical skills what’s left?
This is a view utterly out of touch with reality. AI handling all technical skills? And who defines where technical skills start and end?
Will AI development/innovation stop in the future? And if not, will the engineers working on AI not be applying technical skills? Will AI eliminate the technical skill of plumbing? Of doctors? What about systems analysis and architectural design, a technical skill. Will AI read the minds of people, anticipate their every tech need, and eliminate that too?
Maybe some have a weird understanding of the "technical". Its meaning is much broader that they think.
- ninetyninenine 1y agoAgain how is it out of touch with reality? We have memes about vibe coders who don’t understand shit. Why do those memes exist? Because that’s where the trend-lines of technology are pointing. Whether we get there is another story. But denying the trendline is irrational. Oh I just read your second paragraph. I’m obviously only talking about coding. Blue collar jobs that involves a lot of manual skill is less of an issue. Robotics has an upward trendline but it’s nowhere near moving at the breakneck pace of AI.