Amazon's LEAKED Conversation Reveals Stunning Truth About The Future Of Software Engineering
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Top Comments (10)
I think Jensen Huang has it backwards. We (and our kids) may not need to actually code in the future, but learning how to code changes the way you think in fundamental ways. It's like saying you don't need to learn how to do multiplication tables because we have calculators. Learning math basics changes the way you think.
A lot of people forget what Huang's role is. A public company's CEO has one job: to increase the company's profits. That's it. That means he will sell you the best picture of the future he thinks he can without lying.
We are now 18 months into ai taking over software development jobs in 6 months.
One thing I've learned over many decades is that hardware companies don't understand software, so I wouldn't listen to them talking about software.
"LEAKED"
I'm an enterprise level web developer - I use AI every day and pair program with GPT. It's like having a team of engineers who speak english but they can never keep the big context. I cannot trust the output, the code NEVER comes out correct in a single shot, it's a conversation, but it still lets me do things I wouldn't even have attempted in the past. I can see exactly what they are saying here. The code generated is only going to improve...
the way i see it, in the future AI will be like another compiler. just like i don't write assembly code when i write c++, in the future people won't write c++ when they make programs instead they will write the software in natural language and the AI will make it in c++. the programmer will be working with the client to understand their needs, create mockups, etc and then give that to the ai to create the code, then testing that code, debugging, etc and eventually getting the product to the client. now, you may ask "why doesn't the client just go straight to the AI" simply put: the client doesn't have a very clear picture of what they want, it's the job of the programmer to figure out what it is they want and also to come up with things they didn't know they wanted
Thank you.
This is a really impactful one. Not about the tech, but the change coming that is different from what we thought it was 18 months ago
Interesting new format.
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Top Comments (10)
I think Jensen Huang has it backwards. We (and our kids) may not need to actually code in the future, but learning how to code changes the way you think in fundamental ways. It's like saying you don't need to learn how to do multiplication tables because we have calculators. Learning math basics changes the way you think.
A lot of people forget what Huang's role is. A public company's CEO has one job: to increase the company's profits. That's it. That means he will sell you the best picture of the future he thinks he can without lying.
We are now 18 months into ai taking over software development jobs in 6 months.
One thing I've learned over many decades is that hardware companies don't understand software, so I wouldn't listen to them talking about software.
"LEAKED"
I'm an enterprise level web developer - I use AI every day and pair program with GPT. It's like having a team of engineers who speak english but they can never keep the big context. I cannot trust the output, the code NEVER comes out correct in a single shot, it's a conversation, but it still lets me do things I wouldn't even have attempted in the past. I can see exactly what they are saying here. The code generated is only going to improve...
the way i see it, in the future AI will be like another compiler. just like i don't write assembly code when i write c++, in the future people won't write c++ when they make programs instead they will write the software in natural language and the AI will make it in c++. the programmer will be working with the client to understand their needs, create mockups, etc and then give that to the ai to create the code, then testing that code, debugging, etc and eventually getting the product to the client. now, you may ask "why doesn't the client just go straight to the AI" simply put: the client doesn't have a very clear picture of what they want, it's the job of the programmer to figure out what it is they want and also to come up with things they didn't know they wanted
Thank you.
This is a really impactful one. Not about the tech, but the change coming that is different from what we thought it was 18 months ago
Interesting new format.