[kp995]

> Call to action: Programmer, wake up.

The article also mentions - "head of AI products at the St Petersburg office of JetBrains, a Czech developer of programming software, sees time savings of 10% to 20%. "

and the subheading says - "The software engineers of the future will, themselves, be software"

um, how seriously should we consider the fact that "skilled" software engineer/programmer solving really complex problems are at risk?

Can't say if making just another simple CRUD app is not at risk but the statements and their propositions made in the article are too generalize too plant a seed of insecurity in oneself.

[icoder]

Call me naive but I really don't see an AI take over my (senior) software development work, there's just so much to it, including a lot of communication and creativity.

I dare posing that by the time AI takes over my job, it's gotten so advanced that I've got much more to worry about than just my job.