I keep telling people that this is why AI will turn the industry on its head very soon. It doesn't need to be better than a good developer or designer. Because if you look at the landscape in tech, the vast majority of people simply are not that good. People who are actually objectively good are few and far between and usually very expensive.
If you have an average company that needs to settle for something that works instead of something that is great, you could already replace a ton of jobs with AI. When the C-suite realises this, below average devs are doomed. In the coming years we will probably see the first companies taking off primarily employing AI as coders - long before AIs can beat elite programmers.
If you have an average company that needs to settle for something that works instead of something that is great, you could already replace a ton of jobs with AI. When the C-suite realises this, below average devs are doomed. In the coming years we will probably see the first companies taking off primarily employing AI as coders - long before AIs can beat elite programmers.