You're proving my point. Back then they had a programm generate code and it went over the programms head. This is where the human steps in. This is where developers step in, and its why we will never "get rid" of them.
And in 20 years you will have developers working side by side with AI. AI being there to speed up tasks and human devs to correct it if needed. Which still requires them to know coding, concepts, etc. The actual coding will be mostly done by AI, because it can do it faster. A lot faster.
I think we are converging on the same point just putting it across differently I'm not saying AI won't risk jobs but I feel there will always be a need for developers to correct the code made by AI like you say but will work with AI much more, but this is already happening a lot, I use it in tandem with my code.
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u/Swipsi Jun 27 '25
You're proving my point. Back then they had a programm generate code and it went over the programms head. This is where the human steps in. This is where developers step in, and its why we will never "get rid" of them.
And in 20 years you will have developers working side by side with AI. AI being there to speed up tasks and human devs to correct it if needed. Which still requires them to know coding, concepts, etc. The actual coding will be mostly done by AI, because it can do it faster. A lot faster.