For the foreseeable future, developers will still be needed. Even if AI can code, it is dependent on the instructions given to it to be solved. Ask it the wrong thing, and it will fail. Real developers will still be needed to amend and tweak code and to check that it does what is required.
AI requires parameters to function... ONLY humans are capable of free thought to present ideas without being censored That means if a developer wants to make a program, it will tell the AI what it wants and what it DOESN'T want. Thus the opposite markets will fill in the void that other developers are ignoring or purposely censoring. AI will always be censored, while humans won't and will create more freely. It's up to the "coders" to decide if they want to be told what to do or if they want to be free to create.
For the foreseeable future, developers will still be needed. Even if AI can code, it is dependent on the instructions given to it to be solved. Ask it the wrong thing, and it will fail. Real developers will still be needed to amend and tweak code and to check that it does what is required.
AI requires parameters to function... ONLY humans are capable of free thought to present ideas without being censored
That means if a developer wants to make a program, it will tell the AI what it wants and what it DOESN'T want. Thus the opposite markets will fill in the void that other developers are ignoring or purposely censoring.
AI will always be censored, while humans won't and will create more freely. It's up to the "coders" to decide if they want to be told what to do or if they want to be free to create.