AI strongly placed the Footprints everywhere

[WebMath SEO]

AI is taking over the Industry slightly Faster than What we think. What you think about this?



Source: https://indianexpress.com/article/t...ent-ai-generated-code-sundar-pichai-10656702/

 

[medialounge]

Interesting to know
The remaining 25% seems to be the real deal where humans will always be needed

 

[Lifeisnotgood]

In Finland, the biggest companies have already said, that they going to replace the people with AI.

Now is the time to invest in artificial intelligence and create programs aimed at businesses.
If someone has the know-how to do this, then there is a money hole. Especially working time tracking systems, automatic data collection things, and automatic things related to social media management are hot stuff.

Then if someone can make small browser-based games with artificial intelligence. And can brand them according to the company's theme. That's a gold mine too.
Companies need content to boost their brand, and games are a good way to do that.

 

[SmTasker]

haha, this should turn out well .... or not

 

[CarlosTheGaucho]

This is a big thing.

Seen a lot of videos from the San Francisco area etc. when it comes to the coding Armageddon.

Excellent news for smaller entrepreneurs, who may be able to put something live or online without the huge coding / development costs.

Bad news for those, who were used to receive those high coding / development costs for the actual coding work.

 

[GBoost]

The only thing is that nothing breaks after the introduction of AI, as it happened with Meta

 

[PetraAnn]

I know several company owners who've already replaced their juniors with AI.

I see this going sideways when the bubble crashes and nobody remembers how to do that junior level work.

 

[WebMath SEO]

AI reduce the complex human effect and workload, also deliver the result very fraction of the seconds.

But the humans required to test whether the final result are right or wrong,

I know several company owners who've already replaced their juniors with AI.

I see this going sideways when the bubble crashes and nobody remembers how to do that junior level work.

In Finland, the biggest companies have already said, that they going to replace the people with AI.

Now is the time to invest in artificial intelligence and create programs aimed at businesses.
If someone has the know-how to do this, then there is a money hole. Especially working time tracking systems, automatic data collection things, and automatic things related to social media management are hot stuff.

Then if someone can make small browser-based games with artificial intelligence. And can brand them according to the company's theme. That's a gold mine too.
Companies need content to boost their brand, and games are a good way to do that.

 

[SirTop]

I’m really not shocked by most of the things happening with AI anymore

There’s just too much to keep up with really : D

 

[l0cke]

Being born in this generation we are seeing everything. We are waking up to see something new everyday.

 

[Jason Starkey]

People who helped to train the big company ai programs understand that normal people only have access to old ai, thats why they always say blindly that ai is not good at coding or cannot identify vulnerabilities in sites that were created by amateurs

 

[Assclown]

I know several company owners who've already replaced their juniors with AI.

I see this going sideways when the bubble crashes and nobody remembers how to do that junior level work.

AI codes WELL. This is the new normal.

 

[PetraAnn]

AI codes WELL. This is the new normal.

But coding isn't the only things juniors do. At least not in the companies I worked for before everyone started getting rid of them.