> Before AI there was at least some way to tell apart good programmers from bad
That's why companies were interviewing people on tasks that had nothing to do with writing maintainable software. /s
I understand the concern and it should be addressed and researched. But, simply saying "humans were writing code themselves" doesn't provide any evidence for better quality.
That's why companies were interviewing people on tasks that had nothing to do with writing maintainable software. /s
I understand the concern and it should be addressed and researched. But, simply saying "humans were writing code themselves" doesn't provide any evidence for better quality.