In my opinion, there is nothing at all to fear, because (IMHO) the actual description of the software developer’s task exists in the human world,

I like this. It means jobs are going to remain forever and not absorbed by AI. Even if you have plenty of things automated in your life (ex. Dishwasher, Dryer, Coffee Machine, Alexa, IFTTT) the next generation of work is always there.

The work will be generated because we will touch the surfaces where once there was no possibility to even think about development. For example Virutal/Augmented Reality are new generation TV technology. Everyday household moving robots are new generation toolsets etc. These may do many things that is still not imagined.

In pre-Internet era, someone had told me that all the software have been invented and world won't need many software engineers, akin to what was told earlier that world won't need personal computers and 5 big computers may be enough.

Technology will never be enough for us.

In reply to Re^2: How will Artificial Intelligence change the way we code? by aartist
in thread How will Artificial Intelligence change the way we code? by LanX

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