Will AI take your job?
There has been a lot of discussion lately on whether AI is making many roles obsolete. Entry-level college graduates are facing the burning expectation of developing systems like a system architect who is at least ten years into the domain. My personal experience too: I've been leveraging AI for both my personal and professional work. Projects for which I earlier had ideas but not the technical bandwidth to complete, I am now able to take up and at least push to a working proof of concept. I'm trying out various tools, etc., and I read up and try to keep pace with the new technologies coming out. Recently, I came across an interesting article by the Warp Terminal co-founder, comparing us to factory engineers in software rather than product engineers. It's an interesting take indeed, and I agree with what he says. It relates to the Industrial Revolution, where automobile manufacturers, rather than having more humans develop cars, had humans develop better automation and fact...