What does adapt to AI actually mean for software developers?
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I keep hearing people say things like: Learn AI or you'll be left behind. AI will replace developers. If you're not adapting to AI, you'll be out of a job in a few years. As someone working in software development (currently in a lead role), I'm genuinely trying to understand what people mean when they say adapt to AI. Right now, I use tools like Copilot, Claude, and ChatGPT almost every day for coding, debugging, brainstorming
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