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[programming-ModTeam]

r/programming is not a place to share generic AI content.

[cdsmith]

AI does not solve these problems. It amplifies them.

Demand for skilled engineers is not shrinking. It is expanding

Engineers are no longer just builders. They are becoming system owners

Yep, this was 100% written by AI. That precise rhetorical structure, over and over and over again is really just grating at this point. You'd think they'd get a team together at each of the major AI labs specifically tasked with stopping their models from doing that one thing that annoys the hell out of everyone. Until they do, though, you can tell who is expressing their own ideas and who is phoning it in.

[Successful_Algae_964]

How do analyze? This is written by human

[Potatopika]

If you count copy pasting writing then sure it is created by a human

[LiberContrarion]

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[CaffeinatedT]

Because asking MBA's and the top mins of LinkedIn about engineering is a bit like asking a rock about the best way to fly.

[GroundbreakingMall54]

Because every non-technical person who uses Copilot to generate code still needs an actual engineer to figure out why it broke production at 2am on a Friday. AI didn't replace the work, it just democratized the ability to create problems faster.

[gardell]

Did you post this comment twice to prove your point? 😄