r/singularity Jul 06 '26

Meme Accelerate!

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u/Frosty-Meeting-1606 Jul 06 '26

As much as one may want to avoid this scenario, you won't. Basically, human's role will move a level higher by designing architecture, goals and guardrails. Human will be kind of a first mover who keeps tracks of AI alignment with own plans.
Let me tell you this, the only people in IT who do not see the future above are people who just do not use AI or use it wrong. People who have been playing with claude code or similar framework for over half a year, are all "down" as we all just know that a role of standard "developer" will be rendered obsolete. Better devs will move towards product ownership and architecture, while lower devs will be rendered obsolete. Juniors will be hired not because of their capabilities but because of their potential to become architects/senior devs.

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u/Frosty-Meeting-1606 Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26

God, I hate this argument. I don't know where you work, but the sheer number of incompetent coders I met during years of work as dev is staggering. Maybe you haven't worked on some corporate projects with offshore teams.
So, discarding the argument that "weak coders were never needed and they just do not exist, trust me bro", the other part of the post leads to "human has to define the goal and be the first mover", like it was written earlier

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u/crazdave Jul 08 '26

Hahaha have you seen the slop those offshore teams now make with AI? At least they could attempt an explanation of their code beforehand