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Originally Posted by mainstreammix
I have no idea why you are posting this nonsense and AI is already obliterating programming jobs.
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how it's really hard and ineffective if that's your goal.
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I have no idea what you're going on about.
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Originally Posted by mainstreammix
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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Is this "prediction" your source of all these programming jobs that are getting obliterated, or do you have something else? Maybe some traditional computer programming jobs are in decline, but software development roles remain in demand, particularly in areas like AI. Who do you think builds these tools that allow non-coders like yourself to build cool stuff??
And, go ahead and point out where I said it's ineffective or really hard? I said an average user that does not know what ftp, ssh, or telnet is probably won't bother.
As someone who can code without AI, I don't see a huge benefit or time saving tool yet. But, I haven't fully explored, so maybe with bigger projects it will help. For the record, I have already said AI can do some amazing things and is moving very quickly and I do use it for certain things.
Will some people use AI instead of a programmer, sure. But, you also keep ignoring the facts -- website builders (no coding necessary) have been available for years. Yet, people still have websites built by coders/programmers, even though they have been able to do it themselves for years. Why?