According to your opinion, would you think AI will replace IT jobs in future (by IT, I mean everything related to programming, computer networking, databases and so on...)
If so, who do you think is the safest from that technology and who would be the most affected (in IT sphere)?
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For as long as this world won't have perpetual motion, that can't be an issue. And considering some of our best efficiency produces are actually immensely inefficient, even exponentialy more so for newer technologies..no, it can't happen. But the tabloid answer will always be yes, so you keep pulling that cart with your eyes set forward.
This fear is planned, and it drives the machine.
This fear is planned, and it drives the machine.
That seems unpleasant.
How would you comment its evolving? Since it is beginning of AI, it indeed has a space of improving and therefore potentially taking some kind of jobs, if not all.
Low end IT jobs yes it will but not tomorrow
which IT jobs do you consider by term "Low end" ?
i dont want to offend anyone
Nope, I think it'll just become a feature of an IDE as it already has. Project management, meeting with clients, software architecture is all pretty complex and requires human interaction. It really works best as a tutor.
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