Tech recruiters Howdy surveyed 1,047 full-time professionals who say they use AI. 30% of survey subjects said they were managers. [Howdy] 75% of subjects were expected to use AI at work. 22% felt p…
My biggest concern with AI is that some of the use cases are there. There are non-developers creating full projects that work (at least on the surface) but there’s no review of code, no way to know how it actually works and whether it’s scalable.
My worry isn’t necessarily that I’m out of a job. It’s the short term “we don’t need developers now so we can get rid of them and hire them back later at lower pay”
My biggest concern with AI is that some of the use cases are there. There are non-developers creating full projects that work (at least on the surface) but there’s no review of code, no way to know how it actually works and whether it’s scalable.
My worry isn’t necessarily that I’m out of a job. It’s the short term “we don’t need developers now so we can get rid of them and hire them back later at lower pay”