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Did you bother to read the thread title?
What is my stance? I don't think it's over yet for programmers .... I won't bother to explain why again, since the reasons are all in my previous comments.
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I literally responded to your first post.
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If your average user doesn't even know what sftp is, I'm almost certain they won't be able to telnet into a server and start running ssh commands, so in that respect, I don't think it's quite over yet for developers.
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This is insane. I had never run an instance of Python in my life and I got a python script made with ChatGPT.
"Install Python and run this."
I repeated HOW until it was up and working, a few minutes. I did what it said, pasted the errors I got back and it walked me through it like a baby.
I told you that my brother who had never touched a server set 2 up for a game with AI instructions, it even recommended the hosts to use for the services required.
So again, I have no idea why you are posting this nonsense and AI is already obliterating programming jobs.
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AI is rapidly increasing its role in code generation. Within the next few years, estimates range from 50% to 95% of code being AI-generated. Specifically, Microsoft's CTO predicts that within five years, 95% of all code will be AI-generated.
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blackmonsters would love to discuss how it's really hard and ineffective if that's your goal.