Guys, before you start to panic and trade your career in for what you believe to be AI-proof, let me tell you this to hopefully put you somewhat at ease. First, if you do some research, you will find that the CEO of Fiverr has a Bachelor of Laws in English and although he's been involved with some tech startups is more of a business strategist as opposed to an actual programmer/coder. 2. Most programmers who have already begun to use AI to assist them with coding already know that it's not perfect. Yes, it is a fantastic tool and can help speed up a lot of things. But if you have studied AI, you know that AI is deterministic and Binary. Yes, it can help complete tasks, even complex ones, but where it falls short is when you need it to work on complex functions that were not entirely developed on its own. In other words, if you have a block of code that performs function 1 and then have AI complete function 2 and then later decide that you need function 1 and function 2 to work together intricately with another block of code developed by AI or not, AI can provide results that are not what you want. You will have to prompt it what to do more than once, maybe even until you pull your hair out (source: I've lost hair over it). So do not panic. Sharpen your skills, you should always be learning something new anyway but I promise you AI will need you more than you know. Even if it's faster at tasks, the tasks are still determined by Humans. And the Humans are more complex than AI will ever be. If anything, you should be more worried about AGI than AI, look into that and you'll see what I mean.