>Having an oracle that knows all answers is useless if you don't know what to ask.
This sentence summarizes the issue with the current AI debacle, along with the whole "just copy/pase code from stackoverflow and earn top bucks" meme that was going around in 2010s.
You're not gonna be a valuable dev if you're just write wrong code faster. Not only does chatgpt/copilot give haphazard code half of the time, it approaches seemingly random syntax and format. Even if LLMs are polished, you're gonna need stand software engineering knowledge to know what's right and wrong.
This sentence summarizes the issue with the current AI debacle, along with the whole "just copy/pase code from stackoverflow and earn top bucks" meme that was going around in 2010s.
You're not gonna be a valuable dev if you're just write wrong code faster. Not only does chatgpt/copilot give haphazard code half of the time, it approaches seemingly random syntax and format. Even if LLMs are polished, you're gonna need stand software engineering knowledge to know what's right and wrong.