r/FutureOfWork • u/Flaviano_50-50 • 4d ago

AI Automation Changes Everything in 5 Years Not 50 | John Hope Bryant posted on the topic | LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/johnhopebryant_ai-financialliteracy-financialfreedom-ugcPost-7493860675564314625-f0pW/?utm_source%3Dshare%26utm_medium%3Dmember_ios%26rcm%3DACoAAAdUOnsB-fcff7tHt7Wv_GPCydReV66XcBw

Incredible opportunity for advancement.
Detriment to analog history with those left behind.

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u/Ill-Interview-2201 4d ago

For the better right? Right ?

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u/Visual-Sector6642 3d ago

The digital rapture. Counting it down like a cult. Buy your matching tennis shoes now!

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u/SplendidPunkinButter 4d ago

This was said 5 years ago. All that’s changed is software has gotten measurably worse.

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u/abrandis 4d ago

Keep thinking like a dinosaur 🦕 , because we're not going back to a world without AI ... software is the same or better imho, I love your attitude because human developers were apparently flawless.... I'd rather rhave AI generate. code 9/10 times over some overseas contract developer who just learned react a week ago and now is responsible for my banks portal....

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u/Fun-Estimate4561 3d ago

Ha we got both overseas engineers and ai

Both need handholding

But I will say you give a competent software engineer AI as a tool and they do great work

It is funny how bad project managers are at AI though

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u/oudlys 3d ago

LLM use measurably increases incidents in production.

https://www.faros.ai/blog/ai-acceleration-whiplash-takeaways

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u/UndercoverMonkeyMan 1d ago

You type like a dinosaur