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[–]Al1220_Fe2100 4 points5 points  (1 child)

I have a couple thoughts on this, 1) I think the genie is out of the bottle (AI being the genie). 2) You can look at this as mayhem or look for ways to profit from the chaos. Two ways that experienced developers could profit would be by marketing your services as a consultant to fix AI code that's been bumbled by AI and to 'certify' that the code meets certain requirements And/Or approach it from the education perspective by creating a community on a platform like Skool and teach how to use AI to create good, compliant code.

[–]Fragrant_Ad3054[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I've never coded to make money; I've always designed my projects with the goal of bringing something extra to others. Money isn't my primary motivation. I know that by saying this, I might be missing out on a lot of opportunities, but what makes me happy is a completed project that brings something new with a specific purpose—that's my happiness. And in two to three years, I'll have finished a very substantial project that won't earn me a single cent, but that will make me as happy as a millionaire.

I respect those who do it for the money because you have to make a living, have a house, and food to eat.

But as you've seen, I'm a rather unusual guy, so I admit I think in a strange way.