[rohan404]

Personally, I don't believe anyone will be able to achieve full code synthesis for a very long time. I'm a firm believer that we'll always need engineers in order to code, product managers to help refine customer requirements, and so on. Having been a developer on the front lines for almost a decade, I've always believed that good software development is more akin to art than an exact science ("good code is like poetry"). That being said, I do think a lot of the stuff we end up doing as part of the SDLC is incredibly repetitive from product to product; boilerplate code, setting up basic architecture, etc. Those are the areas that we're trying to automate as much as possible so that humans can focus only on the custom bits.

- Disclaimer, I'm a VP E at Engineer.ai