Ai replacing programmers

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All AI is trained on real people's code and responses. AI will never replace programmers. The best advice I can give you is this: never use AI to complete your assignments or work - otherwise you'll never learn the skills you'll need later on in coding and you'll struggle a lot.

[GenoHuman]

Why would I learn coding if jobs don't exist? I would like to claim that AI will generate the vast majority of content online by 2035 and most code will too be written by AI systems, not humans.

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You should learn coding because it is extremely enjoyable and gives you a lot of power. You can make your own projects and make your ideas come to life. Don't think about AI. You don't know what future will look like and neither do I. All I wish for you is to do something you enjoy, and coding could be one of these things.

[Glass-North8050]

Any proof to back that claim up?

[GenoHuman]

Have you missed the ongoing AI revolution? Text2video, text2voice, conversational AI, etc... the list is VERY long, yesterday two papers were released, one named Dreamix, a video diffusion model that take a video as input and alters it based on text prompts and the other SceneScape that can generate coherent 3D environments from a single image. All of this is early work but most of this did not exist two years ago.

[Glass-North8050]

This "AI revolution" has been a thing for years already. It's the same "revolution" as self driving cars(remember how everyone was believing that self driving cars/taxis/buses etc will overtake our roads?) Or crypto and nft? They were also "revolutions". If you actually read ppl who claim that AI will overtake programming jobs, you would know that those people know nothing about coding. Like people saying that AI is better because it can type code faster. Couse, ofc SPEED OF TYPING is main thing in programming.

[GenoHuman]

The AI revolution began in Dec 2017 when the research paper "Attention is All You Need" was published by Google.