It's both. A new grad in Asia with AI access is just as good as a new grad in the US. Only way cheaper in the long run. Where will we get experienced seniors

It's both. A new grad in Asia with AI access is just as good as a new grad in the US. Only way cheaper in the long run. Where will we get experienced seniors in 20 years? Well first, will we even need theme? Will AI's be able to replace even seniors by that point? I mean, I'd put money on "Yes" to that question. Even if you're thinking "No", I mean the kids we're hiring now in Asia will be that much better in 20 years. And will be fluent with AI technologies and have a facility with them that we can only imagine today. Not only that, the AI's will be 20 years better. I'm not sure that software development is a good long term plan for a young person in the US right now. Just being honest. Better to use what you know about software right now to try to start your own digital service of some kind. Just my 2 cents though. I could be totally off.