AI may replace programmers in the next five to ten years, revolutionizing the programming workflow and simplifying programming, but also leading to a rise in skill gap and a potential decline in programming jobs.

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  AI is advancing rapidly and may replace programmers in the next five years, as it has already begun to replace white collar jobs.

  • The video discusses whether programmers will become obsolete in the next five years due to AI, exploring current and future capabilities of AI in programming.
  • Experts were wrong about AI only replacing blue collar jobs, as it is now focused on white collar jobs such as writing, design, finance, and programming.
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  • Nvidia's Spring GTC 2023 is a free event heavily focused on AI with exclusive talks from industry leaders such as the co-founder of Open AI and the CEO of Nvidia.
  • The GTC conference will cover various topics related to AI, including its impact on programming and jobs, generative AI, 3D by AI, enterprise transformation, and more.
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  Automation has been replacing jobs for centuries, from farming to manufacturing, but has faced resistance due to concerns over unfair labor practices.

  • Technology has been replacing jobs for hundreds of years, from scribes to manufacturing jobs, and now even more jobs are being automated.
  • Farming and other manual labor practices have been revolutionized by the use of tractors and machinery, allowing a single person to do the work of many, while automation has been met with resistance in the past due to concerns over unfair labor practices.
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  Automation has replaced many jobs and AI is revolutionizing the programming workflow.

  • Automation has replaced many jobs such as secretaries, typists, cashiers, telemarketers, and switchboard operators, making it likely that white collar and creative jobs will be next.
  • AI can assist programmers with code completion, automated testing, code refactoring, and code generation, which is becoming increasingly advanced and can potentially revolutionize the programming workflow.
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  Programmers may become obsolete in 10 years due to AI, while software engineering teams use Sprints to assign tasks to developers.

  • Programmers will be heavily reduced, if not obsolete, within the next 10 years due to the rise of artificial intelligence.
  • Software engineering teams create two-week Sprints with user stories broken down into tasks, estimated for completion, and assigned to developers for completion.
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  AI will make junior developers more efficient and free up time for senior developers, but there will be a rise in skill gap for developers and a need for someone to bridge the gap between AI and end users.

  • AI will not replace programming jobs entirely, but it will make junior developers more efficient and free up time for senior developers to focus on more complex tasks.
  • Instead of assigning tasks to junior developers, an AI can write and test code, create feature branches, and submit code for review, leaving only the code review process for senior developers.
  • As senior developers retire, the job landscape will change and they will be more involved in project management, with a rise in skill gap for developers and a need for someone to bridge the gap between AI and end users.
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  AI will simplify programming by describing projects in plain English, but it may lead to a decline in programming jobs.

  • Hire someone to build it, understand the architecture and principles for long-term learning.
  • AI will describe the entire project and goal of the project in plain English, making it easier for anyone to become a programmer, but there may be a decline in programming jobs over the next 10 years.
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  Share your opinions in the comments below about whether programmers will always be needed or not, as the speaker's point of view has shifted after doing research on the topic.