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The day coding jobs don't exist is the day very few jobs exist.

Maybe, MAYBE, there will be fewer jobs. More likely the barrier to entry will just increase. Like all professions. Junior devs used to be told to fix X, Y, and Z bugs that would take the Senior 30 minutes to do. But it saves the Senior time to do task W, which the Junior would take forever to get done.

Maybe with AI it can do X, Y, and Z in 30 minutes. *Yay! We can stop hiring Juniors!* The executives said.

**Wrong!** The Senior can now do W in 30 minutes thanks to AI. So, they kick the very difficult (prior to AI) W task to the Junior. Leaving the Senior time to do task V, which would have taken them forever to get done prior to AI. But it now just takes a decent amount of time.

That is far more likely. You don't need a college degree to be a developer. AI might mean you do need one now, in order to understand problems like task V.

Personally... I don't see the current trend of AI generative models surpassing the ability of a human in software development. You need to take the requests from a customer and convert it into the program the customer *actually needs* as opposed to the one *they seem to be asking for*.

That is what really good software engineers do. The customer doesn't know what they need most of the time. They have a problem, they think they know what they need, and the software engineer figures out what they actually need. Then they figure out how to make it for them.

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text The day coding jobs don't exist is the day very few jobs exist. Maybe, MAYBE, there will be fewer jobs. More likely the barrier to entry will just increase. Like all professions. Junior devs used to be told to fix X, Y, and Z bugs that would take the Senior 30 minutes to do. But it saves the Senior time to do task W, which the Junior would take forever to get done. Maybe with AI it can do X, Y, and Z in 30 minutes. *Yay! We can stop hiring Juniors!* The executives said. **Wrong!** The Senior …
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