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Nah, fuck AI. I will pivot careers. Anyone that claims to be a developer but generates all of their code is just a modern day script kiddie. Idgaf about efficiencies because the ethical implications of AI are far worse than the extra money I can make for a company.
I will never be an AI code reviewer, because that's all prompting is. Like I said, I'll pivot careers out of dev work before I do that. Pick up a trade and work until I'm 80 if I have to, but that's still better than being one of Claude's bitches.
Outside of the ethics of AI, the idea of sitting in front of a screen and being a "prompt engineer" takes everything I enjoy out of coding. If it was that or death, I'd choose death.
Replace all of that but instead of AI use computers or calculators.
I’m sorry but that is absolutely deranged talk. And you won’t have a choice about pivoting careers. You will be forced to in the same way that nobody in this millennium will hire someone that does their accounting with an abacus. And that’s a good thing.
Now, am I happy that a lot of people will be out of a job and the profits of that will be funneled into a few pockets? Absolutely not, but this doomsday, Amish like talk won’t help that conversation because the problem isn’t the technology. It’s who owns it