How AI Will Impact Coders w/ Emad Mostaque
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- čas přidán 1. 08. 2023
- In this clip, Emad discusses the future of coders.
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In this episode, Peter and Emad discuss the transformative impact of AI on various sectors, including journalism and Hollywood. They delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, such as the potential for AI to enhance truth in journalism, the implications of AI-assisted professionals, and the concerns around a post-truth world due to deepfakes and AI-generated content. Emad Mostaque is the CEO and Co-Founder of Stability AI, a company funding the development of open-source music- and image-generating systems such as Dance Diffusion and Stable Diffusion.
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The flaw in this argument is the belief that natural language is well suited for communicating software requirements. It's not. The PRIMARY role of programming languages is to provide a set of language abstractions that are FINELY TUNED for this purpose.
You mean block diagrams?)
@@Animous-I'm a 20-year veteran software engineer. I think I know something about the purpose of programming languages.
Code with AI now means like: "Translate portuguese to Python"
Ainda bem que as Inteligências Artificiais não necessitam que se escreva em português correto para entenderem! 😃 Português é difícil! 😃
Didn’t you say coders will no longer exist in 5 years the other day?
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this still holds true. people writing code will not exist. there might be some sort of architects, product specialists, requirement specialists, evaluators of AI solution. but typing code on keyboard will be reduced by a huge margin.
Who never build any application, how they could be Architects Specialists on creation applications or any kind of Specialist. I wonder. 😮 I just only see the things could be possible are code less but make more functions or applications and make who typing code be more a human.
Anyone who thinks programmers are just people who "type code on keyboards" is probably a lousy programmer. That's the LEAST of our responsibilities.
Exactly, I also Saw his first video where he say thet there will be no programmers in five years. 😂lol
Stunning
Thx for your body language during Tom Bilyeu interview
you saved me not getting gambled by a AI npc that want to sell me real money for grinding digital stuff
and become billionaire of course, cause i can outbrain "time effort value ratio" to a 10000x smarter NPC that "want its own personal finance"
wich isnt the game designer finance.. its the npc finance :)
sounds very safe, and not gambling at all
"Everyone will code" sounds ominous. I looked up Wiktionary, and ... TO CODE (intransitive, medicine) To go into a state where a hospital emergency code is required to save one's life. "The patient coded out of nowhere".
In programming, there is this thing called dependencies. This is where you rely on someone else's code for a part of your project. This has been around for a long time. There are issues and risks involved with these dependencies. With chat GPT sourcing code, it is about the same thing. The only major differences is the speed to get the source code and how much of the project will be sourced from chat GPT . In the worst case, 100% of the project code comes from chat GPT . In this case, there is a great chance that humans will not be able to understand the source code and this make us reliant on something we do not understand. That is a disaster waiting to happen.
That’s why we will not have much programers in the future, right?
Im not a developer, but in the last months Im solving 60% of my coding demands just with chat gpt 4.
It looks like that, bro
As a developer I see people feeling and looking like they can code now, but in reality they are just wasting time delusional
I can say I’m a writer now, but in reality value of my gpt-writing is $0. I can’t even discern good writing from bad writing having no experience in the craft. It just looks like I can write a book now, but in reality all I can produce is a rough rough draft at best.
@@denisblack9897 as a developer too, I think that 98% of the people just wouldn't care... as long as the code does what it's supposed to do and runs well, nobody will care if it's using encapsulation or polymorphism
@@denisblack9897 u are right! but im not saying that Im a developer.. Im just saying that for really easy jobs I dont need to call my developers... On the other hand a real developer van do things faster now, what makes their work more affordable
@@taciusa I guess more complex on coding still needs developers. But anything just so low priority and easy will solving by ourselves no need developer. We will not disturb their dev time.
I disagree slightly. I think there will we a subset of traditional coders that still write from the bottom up, and build the optimized tools (think like compiler and build tools, fast implementations of existing libraries) the majority will move on to another level of abstraction to keep making new things, even if not optimized
OpenAi did not need ai to build GPT4
AI will write code. humans will be obsolete.