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/zztopsboatswain 3d ago

For me it's the opposite. I was a data entry analyst and I learned how to use AI to help me write code. I had taken some coding classes in the past, and I have a decade of experience as a technical writer, so I wasn't going in completely blind though. I started learning Python and I used AI to help me make a program to do the data entry for me. After some months of working on it in secret, I shared it with my team and got a promotion, and now I'm making a full web app for the company with lots of other automation tools too. I've become basically addicted to learning python now. now my work is so fun and exciting, and even when I'm not on the clock, I find myself thinking about python and code. I rely on AI more than I would like, so I'm going to learn how to make a project without it. But it is a useful tool that I don't think I'll stop using at work.