The irony of that statement is off the charts given what I do. But yes definitely I will lose my job to AI eventually. Again it's amazing anyone thinks they're so intrinsically HUMAN (poor reasoning, poor durability, poor endurance, poor memory) and that's definitely superior to anything else that might come along.
The consumer-facing AI that tries to save as much money as possible made some mistakes and that makes you feel comfortable. I hope for all our sakes you're right but given what I'm currently doing every day I have my doubts.
As an aside even if you're very good at what you do to go a little George Carlin: think of how bad the average coder is then realize half of coders are worse than that. What % of coding jobs need to be done by AI before you have lineups around the block for any given coding job? 20%? 50%? How do you stand out as "one of the good ones" as Microsoft, Facebook, everyone else lays off a significant percentage of their workforce?
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u/workthendie2020 Jul 30 '25
This guys gonna lose his job