• thisIsaSuperPrivate@fedinsfw.app
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    5 hours ago

    We’ve started to lean into it at work and I am not exaggerating when I say that I’m probably doing three people’s job right now by utilizing it.

    It’s terrifying and amazing and I’m just not sure how far this is going to go.

    Now these jobs were not scheduled for anybody. It’s not like jobs were lost. But they are jobs that are never going to be taken by new people. Because those openings don’t exist anymore.

    Sad as it is.

    • JcbAzPx@lemmy.world
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      3 hours ago

      Good luck debugging when something goes bad down the line.

      I mean that seriously, I wish you luck.

      • tabarnaski@sh.itjust.works
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        2 hours ago

        Honestly, this whole “AI software development will make code less maintainable” stance is not an AI problem, it’s a human problem. When you use agents to generate code, you still need to review it, test it and so on. Granted, some devs let their agents manage every step in the pipeline without supervision, but this is as dumb as letting a team of 4 juniors work without supervision. If you have real experience in software development, you will take the time required to validate the code created by your agents and still be able to deploy 5-10 times faster.