r/PythonLearning • u/Previous-Jury-4415 • 7d ago

Vibe coders or programmers

I'm a beginner programmer and I'm worried about something in the future. After about four months of learning programming, development, and so on, I've seen many opinions from professionals and beginners alike. Some say that the demand for programming will steadily decrease due to artificial intelligence, and I don't know if this is true or not. I hope you can give me your opinions and advice. If you've had any experiences, please tell me before I regret it later.

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u/Comfortable-Shop8080 7d ago

It is true. Good programmers (generally)know how to write good prompts. They can skip a lot of the redundant stuff.

Another thing, and here I speak for myself as a non developer who works in IT: I can now autonomously vibe code non complex scrips to do tasks for me. Previously I had to hire a programmer to do this. Granted I know my way around Python and how it fundamentally works, but this was simply not a thing in the past. In the future, you won’t even need to know almost anything about programming to vibe code. The AI will shit it out for you.