Nothing ever dissapears just becomes systematically implemented and gets relegated but not disappear until something that does the job better appears, but doesn't dissapear electronic didn't push mechanic out, they both do different things, that's the beauty of it.
If all you need is a comprehensive suite of evals / unit tests to determine if something functions correctly, and AI can quickly figure out how to change it so you get to the end result, then... seems like we won't need all these programming languages.
I would think modern optimized binaries would be too complicated for current LLMs to handle. LLMs currently get overwhelmed with large code bases, imagine turning that all into binary.
All the people who choose a foreign language over coding are being vindicated.
AI and tech will never be able to make that look not uncanny in a business or social interaction, whereas it is making a non 10x coder redundant as we speak.
The real important stuff happens in person , that's how you solidify relationships and commitment to each other , AI and tech will never substitute that, you either can speak Spanish when you head to Mexico City to close a deal or not
I just spent the better part of the week looking at code. I guess I'm the last one.
Nothing ever dissapears just becomes systematically implemented and gets relegated but not disappear until something that does the job better appears, but doesn't dissapear electronic didn't push mechanic out, they both do different things, that's the beauty of it.
I like this analogy. But am having trouble applying it here.
switchboards? gone.
horses? still around but basically entertainment.
handmade clothes? luxury good.
Each and every one of us has a software factory at home. Wild!
Does it even make sense to call it software anymore ? It’s basically liquidware.
I had a similar thought and posted a question. Looks like I put it in the wrong place!
Can AI actually read binary code and change it?
Yes.
If all you need is a comprehensive suite of evals / unit tests to determine if something functions correctly, and AI can quickly figure out how to change it so you get to the end result, then... seems like we won't need all these programming languages.
I would think modern optimized binaries would be too complicated for current LLMs to handle. LLMs currently get overwhelmed with large code bases, imagine turning that all into binary.
Did we ever code?
not me.
All the people who choose a foreign language over coding are being vindicated.
AI and tech will never be able to make that look not uncanny in a business or social interaction, whereas it is making a non 10x coder redundant as we speak.
Have a look at translators; then you'll see real impact: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OovTIngZtCY
The real important stuff happens in person , that's how you solidify relationships and commitment to each other , AI and tech will never substitute that, you either can speak Spanish when you head to Mexico City to close a deal or not
Good luck when it goes wrong.
why can't AI solve that too?
If you're made of money sure and then the cases it can't fix I guess you're just stuck.