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AI Isn't Killing Developers–It's Creating a $10T Maintenance Crisis
- DarkNova6 7mo agoYep. Companies will soon find out that their savings in dev time has an increase in BA and testing.
- nslsm 7mo agoMost companies have done away with QA. They are having their cake and eating it too.
- salawat 7mo agoThis is unique only to the Software field. Manufacturing of physical goods learned long ago there is no cheating physics, as much as the executive's and finance people wish that were the case.
- Alex_Bell 7mo agoThis event will please many programmers who are currently afraid of being left without a job, showing them that they are not in danger.
- nh23423fefe 7mo agoso cope?
- noah-cavoli 7mo agoCope? How so?
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- rogerrogerr 7mo agoThe “AI isn’t as much of a threat as you think” articles that were very clearly written by AI feel extremely dystopian.
- Lws803 7mo agoWaiting for a time when even AI can't help with the tech debt and slop code
- cat-turner 7mo agoThere will be developers but less senior/principle engineers. Again, this is just them using AI to justify the downward pressure of labor wages.
- 112233 7mo agoNothing gives programmer bigger sense of future job security than trying vibe-coding with a "frontierest" model and looking at the code. Especially once it starts changing existing code. Ah. And the fake tests. And those grandiose coments. Oh. It is quite marvellous. I just wonder if companies will just instantly fold and sink once their internal slop pressure causes hull breach, or will they call slopbusters.
- cineticdaffodil 7mo ago[dead]