BayArea925

Agreed

I agree with this individual. Prompt engineering is a real skill right now. Will it be in 10 years? WHo knows

Coding will not be done by juniors anymore. We are quickly progressing to humans no longer needing to learn machine langauage (syntax) and computers better developing code by interpreting human languages (english).

Teams will be led by one subject matter expert, and fulfilled by thousands of agents. I would not be advising anyone under 21 to become a "coder". Studying computer sceince still has value, but coding was the lowest hanging fruit for LLMs.

Once we can do LLM code reviews with high confidence and little error, coding is essentially a dead field.

The closer you are to atoms and further the way you are from bits, the better off you will be in the coming two decades as AI progresses

phenomenal, thanks for sharing

Amazing! God is the greatest designer

This has been well known for a long time.

Just another paper confirming the "Alcohol Longevity J Curve"

Tremendously, I have a masters level student in my pocket that answers my questions with great structure and far less latency than google search.

I would be dead without ChatGPT / Other AI BOTS for coding development as well. As an engineer, who never liked to code, ChatGPT is a godsend for people like me. I no longer have to memorize machine language, the machine is capable of processing human language and developing anything I tell it.

I have made more progress on my projects than I ever could have imagned. I have developed industry leading quanatative finance and machine learning projects with the help of chatGPT.

If these tools were removed, I feel my productivity would drop from 10x to 0.5x or 0.1x