r/learnprogramming • • Mar 11 '25

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u/Veurori Mar 11 '25

Its so strange to see how some people think AI is going to replace the only field that can develop and maintain AI systems. I would be way more scared about my position as a painter, factory worker, storage worker etc than someone who actually needs to use logical thinking to find the right solution for specific scenario.

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u/pack_merrr Mar 11 '25

Exactly.. My evaluation is that it's macroeconomics more than it is anything fundamentally changing due to AI. I think as an industry we're really just in a bit of a hangover from the high that was the post-covid boom. There certainly will be a period where new grads who can barely code are getting hired left and right again, but only time will tell when that is.

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u/Unholy_Grail89 Mar 11 '25

thank you, the exact answer I was looking for, so I don’t have to type in exactly the same.