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by johnwengler
14 days ago
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You are quite possibly right but I can think of several reasons why total non-programmer might want to learn some basic coding. First, you learn the exact discipline and kind of thinking that improves what you ask AI to do. Second, if you are using AI to create logic in a corporation, you will need to defend the script when internal audit comes a-knocking. Finally, you will need to know a little code to debug or deal with edge cases. It's like Google can help you translate and survive a one-week visit to Paris but you really need to know some actual French if you moved there for a year. |
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