> The most valuable skill in software isn't writing code, it's architecting systems.
> And as we'll see, that's the one skill AI isn't close to replacing.
Yet we never 'see' this in the article. It just restates it a few times without providing any proof.
I'd argue the opposite: specifically asking AI for designing an architecture already yields better results than what a good 30% of 'architects' I've encountered could ever come up with. It's just that a lot of people using AI don't explicitly ask for these things.
> And as we'll see, that's the one skill AI isn't close to replacing.
Yet we never 'see' this in the article. It just restates it a few times without providing any proof.
I'd argue the opposite: specifically asking AI for designing an architecture already yields better results than what a good 30% of 'architects' I've encountered could ever come up with. It's just that a lot of people using AI don't explicitly ask for these things.