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Will AI replace software developers, or just make them 10x more efficient?
AI-assisted coding is evolving fast from GitHub Copilot to Cursor to Devin AI (the first "autonomous software engineer"). But what does this mean for developers?
Will AI eventually replace entry-level coding jobs?
Or will it just make developers significantly more productive?
If AI can write and debug code, will software engineers shift to more architectural and strategic roles?
Do developers even need to "learn to code" anymore?
For years, "learn to code" was a golden rule for career growth. But with AI assistants writing entire functions, debugging code, and even generating full applications, is traditional coding knowledge still essential?
Will the future of development be prompt engineering rather than coding?
Will AI make deep knowledge of algorithms and system design more important, while reducing the need for syntax memorization?
If AI does the coding, what skills will become most valuable for future developers?
What AI agents do you have running in production? And are they actually working?
It feels like everyone is building AI-powered assistants, but how many are truly useful in real-world business settings?
What AI agents do you have in production?
Sales automation?
Customer support?