• Cocopanda@lemmy.world
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    I’m a comp science web designer. Because of my dyslexia. I never could get hired as a real dev. Ai does a bit of the cleaning up I have trouble with and helps me speed up my development. I appreciate it for that. But you still need to know the code for the programs to work. There is still a need for humans. So far. But for how much longer?

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          Too hard to guess until we reach the stage where the bots know anything at all instead of just regurgitating text based on statistics.

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          Knowing it (well, appearing to, by regurgitating the average) better than many developers, pretty soon. A huge number of us know disturbingly little about how computers actually work. (Edit: Sorry, I’m being needlessly unkind to a bunch of us, since as Snoogums said, the current stuff doesn’t actually know anything at all, yet.)

          Knowing it better than top developers is a science fiction fantasy singularity daydream.

          And even Heinlein’s and Asimov’s post singularity fiction novels acknowledged that there would likely be roles for expert humans.