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by jelsisi
941 days ago
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> communication, organizational leadership, and actually understanding all the product requirements These problems sound like a result of working with people. Smaller but more capable teams because of AI will need less leaders and less meetings. Everything will become much more efficient. Say goodbye to all the time spent mentoring junior engineers, soon you won't have any |
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Yeah... no. Not with LLMs as they currently are. They are great as an assisted tool, but still need people to validate their output and then put that output to work. Which means you need people who can understand that output, which are developers. Which also means that you need to keep training developers in order to be able to validate that output.
The more nuanced approach would be saying that the work of developers will change. Which I agree with, but is also has been true over the past few decades. Developers these days are already working with a hugely different tool chain compared to developers a decade ago. It is an always evolving landscape and I don't think we are at a point yet where developers will be outright replaced.
We might get there at some point, but not with current LLMs.