It’s a trap to be scared and try to gamble on near future.
By the time most of today’s wannabe AI gurus are good enough to get a decent job offer - AI would not be such a big deal (best case scenario imo).
I didn’t notice any “obvious” changes in the game that weren’t there before.
For instance I don’t see anything different in requirements and comments of HRs reaching me.
JVM is still same jvm, bugs are still bugs, unit tests are still unit tests.
The fact that now instead of googling a problem you google and gpt it is a minor change in any real world complex engineering context that im aware of.
By the time most of today’s wannabe AI gurus are good enough to get a decent job offer - AI would not be such a big deal (best case scenario imo).
I didn’t notice any “obvious” changes in the game that weren’t there before.
For instance I don’t see anything different in requirements and comments of HRs reaching me.
JVM is still same jvm, bugs are still bugs, unit tests are still unit tests.
The fact that now instead of googling a problem you google and gpt it is a minor change in any real world complex engineering context that im aware of.
What exactly is obvious to you that im missing?