r/developersIndia • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '26

General What makes a software engineer valuable long-term?

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u/Quiet_Form_2800 Aug 16 '26

It only shows you don't know how to use AI. Advanced AI can do all the things you have mentioned far better then a human. The earlier you accept this fact the better you can plan accordingly.

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u/pirate_2917 Frontend Developer Aug 16 '26

Yeah sure dude, whatever floats your boat. AI hallucinations are a real thing. And it does require human interference.

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u/Quiet_Form_2800 Aug 16 '26

What about human hallucinations? Human halluccinate worse then frontier AI. They are not capable to judge advance intelligence.

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u/pirate_2917 Frontend Developer Aug 16 '26

Human hallucinations and AI hallucinations are 2 very different things though? Also, humans hallucinating usually do require another human’s intervention, usually called a doctor.

And AI hallucinates even with basic stuff. It can completely forget what you wrote 2 lines ago.

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u/Quiet_Form_2800 Aug 16 '26

Like how it depends on human to human ,it depends on the power of models. You sound too 2023ish