Demand for writing software code

codebasics · Intermediate ·📐 ML Fundamentals ·5mo ago

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This video discusses the impact of AI on the demand for writing software code and the need for developers to adapt to new technologies like AI orchestration

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The demand for writing software code is going to increase significantly and the reason is Javon's paradox. Javon's paradox says that as the efficiency of using a resource increases the overall consumption of that resource will increase. When the fuel efficiency of car improved, more people started buying cars leading to higher consumption of gasoline. Same thing is happening with software. When it is becoming cheaper and faster to write code with AI, more and more organizations will be willing to write code and accelerate their digital transformation. Our role as humans is going to be the orchestrator for AI tools. We feed [music] design requirements, legacy hacks, system and architecture inputs [music] to AI and cloud code or cursor will write code for us. If you're a software engineer and if you're willing to adopt to new ways of working, you're going to have a bright future.

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AI makes coding easier; more software will be built, not less. Developers who adapt and become AI orchestrators will thrive. #JevonsParadox #SoftwareEngineering #AICoding #DeveloperMindset #short

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