Will AI replace programmers?

Is ChatGPT taking over and will AI replace all programmers? Well first let's see if it can pass a coding interview.

#chatgpt #coding #interview

[NeetCode]

No, I don't think AI is going to take our jobs.. unless you don't subscribe, at that point anything can happen 😉

That said I really hope it automate the boring and tedious stuff soon - it's crazy how much of my time at Google is wasted on things like syntax, API interfaces, manually fixing build rules, and permissions hell.

[kritidiptoghosh]

ChatGPT will replace programmers just like Scientific Calculators replaced Maths professors

[subzoronltd]

In a lot of ways, chatgpt isn’t too different to stackoverflow in practical terms. It just speeds up the process of searching for code snippets + syntax. But you still need to know what you’re looking for and how to piece it all together, which is the real skill of a software developer.

[glaci]

This video really brightened my day. As a software eng. student, I was getting worried my efforts would amount to nothing after I get out of school. Liked and subscribed!

[visuality]

Transformer (GPT) can memorize but not reason. Although the chatgpt has the finetuning and policy optimizatino modules, the reasoning part seems not solved. Thank you for your video, which serves as another solid evidence for the current issue of trasnformer-based models.

[Babbili]

It's good for writing formal emails and auto replies, formal letters like the office admin job, i think it can replace them easily

[adamm]

you didnt ask it the most important questions:

1. what are your strengths and weaknesses
2. where do you see yourself in 5 years

[Epicman]

maybe not replace everyone since it needs to be debugged so often, but it can be used to replace coding mindless stuff which might lead to companies not needing to hire as many programmers

[MayurMDesai]

Thank you for giving me hope! Seeing all other Youtubers showcasing how gpt3 will replace programmers got me depressed

[tommclean]

the worst part about chat gpt is that it will give you an answer as if it were correct, even if is completely wrong which will be missleading to beginners. I asked it to write a solution for a leetcode problem, and it wrote the brute force solution. I asked it to optimise it and it wrote some stuff that sounded correct (performing some pre-calculation) but was just completely wrong.

So far i just use it to help document my code. I just say 'write the documentation for this:' then paste my code, and it will get it bang on every time.

[denniszenanywhere]

I don’t think it will replace programming jobs but it will lower down salaries. As a writer, I remember when I got paid $2000 for an article then it went down to $1000 then to $300 then to sometimes $60, even at one point $20. That’s 25 years timeline. So I’d say you’ll see salaries for developers going down if software commoditizes work. Same effect on graphic design. Steve Jobs paid $100k for his next logo. It’s hard to get paid that much now for a logo. An accomplished designer I know got paid recently for $350. That’s already high. Some just pay $20

[lexone__]

You forgot one thing though, you can just tell it that it has made a mistake, and it will probably fix it. Just like an interviewer would probably tell the interviewee if they've made a mistake and ask them to try again.

Also the first mistake you showed could also possibly be solved if you just resetted the conversation (thread) before giving it the modified question. So basically it's more of a semantics thing rather than ability.

[paulgarcia]

The google meme at the end sums it up, though I don't think it's glorified.

Google shows you a bunch of articles with fluff in it, distraction and ads. CHATGPT provides a clean straight forward response to your question.

I think the ones that need to worry about CHATGPT is the search engine companies not necessarily the programmers. It will take time and I don't see it completely replacing google but I do think it will take a chunk from google profits.

[bellabear]

ChatGPT will most likely be great for boiler plate work but it's not going to replace devs just yet. However what people forget is that A.I doesn't learn slowly. I think though for boiler plate stuff this will be great for devs.

[BZEZSWE]

Thanks for your videos! I got an oracle swe internship offer by learning from you!

[kswag]

I'm curious to see how GPT4 will compare to this. It's supposed improve on the current GPT3 greatly but we won't know until it is released.

[playonce]

Employer: System is not working! FIX IT CHATGPT!
ChatGPT: Unfortunately the solution is not within my training data set,
I would suggest hiring proffesional programmers to solve original complex problem solving task
which requries immens power of the brain.

[haripatel]

You killed it by marketing your channel 👏 🙌 👌

[abhirupbandyopadhyay]

Every one is freaking people out with their thumbnails and storytelling ...while you pointed out some positivity .Thanks.We all need A.I to be smarter ..so that we can be smarter.Also I watch your problem solving tutorials.They are great

[shindoxxx]

Companies will need only 1 or 2 programmers instead of 10, the rest of the work will be handled by AI. No, it won't replace everyone, but it will replace most of us. Keep in mind chatGPT is just a demo version and it is not optimized for any type of specific work.