Also, they'll need to know how to fake laughter when the project manager tells a joke. I can't imagine an AI being good enough to able to distinguish a joke from the PM telling me what our deadline is.
I remember when I started my career as as a developer in mid-90es, I took a class for a tool that generated Java code from some proprietary business domain language. The instructor predicted that programming as we know it will soon go away, business analysts would write procedures in a language close to natural and the code would be generated by the tool.
25 years later, it is very clear that writing code is the least complicated part of building an application.
Sputtrosa on July 24th, 2020 at 19:27 UTC »
Also, they'll need to know how to fake laughter when the project manager tells a joke. I can't imagine an AI being good enough to able to distinguish a joke from the PM telling me what our deadline is.
hed82 on July 24th, 2020 at 19:54 UTC »
I mean, even nowadays a programmer just tells the computer what the client wants.
optimator71 on July 24th, 2020 at 20:50 UTC »
I remember when I started my career as as a developer in mid-90es, I took a class for a tool that generated Java code from some proprietary business domain language. The instructor predicted that programming as we know it will soon go away, business analysts would write procedures in a language close to natural and the code would be generated by the tool.
25 years later, it is very clear that writing code is the least complicated part of building an application.