Cut engineering by 30% by 2027 due to AI
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@m4 Wow, I do this daily, and time and time again he output is wrong.. Sometimes I spend 2X correcting what it it did not do. The harder the problem the worse the result. Anything easy, agree on that.
Had you ever coded with AI you would have known that it does not work that way. Why are all companies that are good with AI currently hiring? Think in terms of impact - let's say you had someone who added X value by coding. Now that person can give you 2X because of AI, so what you are getting is amazing - why would you go back to X when you can get 2X. There is so much to do on the tech side that we were not able to tackle due to complexity and priorities - now we have a shot.
Matches what I heard. What about architecture?