> In summary, I believe there would still be a market for Software Developers in the foreseeable future, though the nature of work will change
This is precisely what I dread. When it comes to software development specifically, the parts that the AI cheerleaders are excited about AI doing are exactly the parts of the job that I find appealing. If I wanted to be a glorified systems integrator, I would have been doing that job already. The parts that the author is saying will still exist are the parts I put up with in order to do the enjoyable and satisfying work.
So this essay, if it's correct, explains the way that AI threatens my career. Perhaps there is no role for me in the software development world anymore. I'm not saying that's bad in the big picture, just that it's bad for me. It increasingly appears that I've chosen the wrong profession.
This is precisely what I dread. When it comes to software development specifically, the parts that the AI cheerleaders are excited about AI doing are exactly the parts of the job that I find appealing. If I wanted to be a glorified systems integrator, I would have been doing that job already. The parts that the author is saying will still exist are the parts I put up with in order to do the enjoyable and satisfying work.
So this essay, if it's correct, explains the way that AI threatens my career. Perhaps there is no role for me in the software development world anymore. I'm not saying that's bad in the big picture, just that it's bad for me. It increasingly appears that I've chosen the wrong profession.