> But I’ve learned that whatever the output is requires as much scrutiny as a good code review. I fear there’s a lot of copy and pasting of wrong answers out there. The good news is that for now they will need real engineers to come in and clean up the mess.
isn't it sad that real engineers are going to work as cleaners for AI output? And doing this they are in fact training the next generation to be more able to replace real engineers...
We are trading our future income for some minor (and questionable) development speed today.
isn't it sad that real engineers are going to work as cleaners for AI output? And doing this they are in fact training the next generation to be more able to replace real engineers... We are trading our future income for some minor (and questionable) development speed today.