Emotional rejection of AI will lead to the same outcome as emotional rejection of cars, the printing press and computers.
Additionally, when it comes to the software field, it will be a sure way of selecting yourself out of the work pool.
Additionally, when it comes to the software field, it will be a sure way of selecting yourself out of the work pool.
If, as an engineer, you rely completely on AI then you will be selected out of the work pool. Some engineers will still be needed. If I was interviewing them (I used to do a lot of this) then I will want the ones who understand the code. If they only use AI then it will quickly become clear that they don't understand it. Why would I hire them when another person can understand it?
It's a disappointingly un-thoughtful quip to see on HN so commonly. It's the kind of thing I would mostly expect to hear from non-technical people out in public spaces.
i'm ok with that