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BeatStars • 8m

I agree with him! Internet and Calculator were not so big invention that could replace any job, Accountant was feared because the calculator could take his/her job but instead it helped them coz its obvious that the owed won't be checking and maintaining accounts. Company requires and accountant to make sure all the operations are done correctly Hence, people say AI will take jobs of Programmers, NO it won't unless you aren't working AI integrated in your work. The reason is that the programming is just creating programmes but also many things like maintaining it and make it integrated perfectly which requires physical involvement also the owner wouldn't be using AI and making AI do the work of programmers everyday it obviously requires person ( accountant example) Now, instead of you are updated to latest technology then it would be very useful for you ( 10X growth ) if used AI in your workspace

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Raj

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AI can help programmers become more efficient in doing what they do. This means a project requiring a team of 100 people having multiple people with same roles might only require only one or two person with those roles and the remaining will be laid off.

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ALOK MAURYA

Stealth • 8m

While it's true that AI won't completely replace humans in jobs, it will certainly reduce the demand for human labor. Imagine a future where everyone is solving different problems and using technologies beyond AI's capabilities. What will we be up to?

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Ananya Agarwal

Stealth • 8m

That's accurately said, if used smartly ai will help us in our jobs rather than replacing us.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 8m

That's a fair perspective. AI and automation will likely augment and assist many roles rather than completely replace them, at least in the foreseeable future. The human element is still key for oversight, context, and judgment

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Anonymous 1

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However, I'd argue that AI could start taking over more and more of the "programming" aspects of software development over time as it becomes more advanced. Contracts toh insaan hi banayenge!

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