Will AI replace Software Engineers? Future of Tech

We delve into AI and its potential threat to Software Engineering in the future. As Software Engineers, how do we navigate the evolving landscape of technology and examine the profound impact that artificial intelligence can have on our careers?

With the rise of AI, there has been growing speculation about whether it will replace software engineers altogether. We explore this question and discuss the nuanced relationship between AI and software engineering. Are software engineers at risk of being rendered obsolete, or will they adapt and leverage AI as a powerful tool in their repertoire?

Throughout the video, we shed light on the history of artificial intelligence, and critical arguments for both sides of the prediction. We also highlight the potential problems and possible opportunities that arise from this technological shift.

Join us as we explore the future of tech and uncover the potential transformations in software engineering.
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[Cyanide]

"Get a career in software engineering its future proof" they said... 😂 well fuck..

[jeremysargent]

Cars may have replaced horses but it didn't replace the drivers. Also people always forget the importance of legacy projects. AI will just help engineers to do their daily jobs for the next 30 years at least.

[calamityesp]

Here is what I think will happen. 1) Because of chatgpt, generative AI is being overhyped causing company executives (who are basically technology ignorant) to over-faith in the capabilities and invest in ai tech while contributing to the decline in students pursuing jobs in software engineering and by the time they see that the AI tool isn't a replacement by any means, they will be forced to compete with the remaining market of engineers (with even less in the pipeline as today) and the salaries will blow up as the competition gets really high. 2) Ai (despite the obvious chatgpt predictability decline) is actually getting really smart and will basically replace all of the high-wage intellectual jobs, which consist of all the people that actually use it as a tool in the first place and prop up the economy driving all of these companies bankrupt because they basically killed the market of people that actually pay to use the service in the first place. Sure a business will implement it, but that business will go out of business too because all of the high-wage intellectual income has been eliminated and construction workers and tradesmen have no use for an AI tool when all they need is a hammer etc. AI already operates in factories that create these tools, but who is going to be buying houses now? SO eventually tradesmen and construction jobs will go out as well because all the people making upper middle class money is broke, and rich people don't spend that much on townships... Thus UBI will be introduced (which isn't a bad thing, shitty corporations will suffer the demise of their own greed). Or 3) We actually integrate AI into our workflow as an "assistant" while encouraging humans to use it to increase our intelligence (not replace us), and we evolve into a highly advanced species superpowered by AI which can do computation we cannot do currently, and we achieve immortality by learning to upload our consciousness into computers.. Money will be irrelevant at this point.
4) Nothing is going to happen. Ai is cool but is really dogshit because the tech existed for quite some time, people are just fooled by a chatbot with some amazing programming.

[DarkCastleBoy]

Software engineers are the one who are making this technology advance and now they are scared 🤣🤣🤣 it's like making a monster and then getting scared of it

[luisojeda]

Software engineering can’t be replaced innovation and creativity of AI falls short to that of a human.

[faryyousuf]

I will buy a robot😂..and send him for job, and when he comes back home i will ask robot to cook for me as well .i will just sit n watch human movies😂😂😂😂

[Leonardo-phvk]

As long as engineers keep being engineers, this won’t happen. What’s the main attribute of an engineer? BEING INGENIOUS

[xipingpong]

Krishna said don't stress yourself on what is going to happen in future, just do your karma and leave the results to me

[christiand.]

Lol, I’m not even a software engineer and i fear being left behind 😂😂😂

[raghuvendrakumar]

Me who is in college with Computer science with specialization of AI ML

[AstorSkywalker]

"AI will not replace you, but someone who knows AI will replace you." -Someone

[prashathmanorathna]

For next decade, AI can't replace software engineering for sure, it will reduce jobs and increase efficiency for sure. People must adopt AI aided software development. Those who adopted will get a high salary

[universe_is_endless]

Job loss for programmers is the least of the problems. If we look broader, it's the loss of humanity's primacy in intellectual activity. We are no longer the most advanced beings on this earth and the brain, which we are so proud of, is no longer the most perfect creation. This is the evolution of efficiency, and guess who will be more efficient, we or AI?

[Vincentgonzalez]

The reality is alot of other industries are at risk as well, think finance or HR. There's certain functions that can be replaced today, an example, imagine emailing someone in HR regarding your benefits, AI right now can quickly get that information over to you in seconds.

[irtijahasnatkhan]

We should even pay ai to do our jobs on behalf of us

[camels]

If AI can replace software engineers, what would stop everyone from using AI to write their own operating systems and putting Microsoft out of business? Or using AI to duplicate the most popular commercial software? I don't think AI is going to replace anything but low level programming, like websites or possibly optimizing code. The code itself is a set of instructions for the computer, and someone has to manually enter in most of how it functions. It can do vague things like art, but if you want specifics you still need a human to tell it what to do. Imagine trying to explain to someone how to build a car with words, it'd be a disaster. But you could use AI to help optimize and perform repetitive tasks for a human designing it, think of CATIA on steroids.

[alrizo]

I ain't afraid of losing job. I'm excited.

[MARILYNANDERSON]

Great job explaining. Just because some peoplle want an Ai to become intimate friends, most just want better smarter tools.

[taylogs]

No serious developer is afraid of AI getting his job. 😂