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masterile OP t1_j6ch8gj wrote

Reply to comment by khamelean in AI will not replace software developers, It will just drastically reduce the number of them. by masterile

From an economical stand point you will not have any incentive to enhance human obsolete capabilities. You would rather invest in enhancing AI-based more advanced and productive capabilities.

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nameTotallyUnique t1_j6chrbd wrote

Would you not buy a product that enhance your capabilities?

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masterile OP t1_j6cikvt wrote

Yes, the same way people invest in playing better at chest. But if any professional player wants to find the best move will use a chess program.

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khamelean t1_j6chrgt wrote

That’s making some pretty big assumption with absolutely no basis.

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masterile OP t1_j6ciepk wrote

I was assuming for the sake of argument that human capabilities have been surpassed. I think the rest follows based in economic incentives.

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khamelean t1_j6civce wrote

Economics incentives are a human concern. Once humans capabilities are surpassed, all the rules we know about economics go out the window.

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masterile OP t1_j6cj1pv wrote

Nobody is going to hire a programmer to do a job a machine does in no time for virtually no cost.

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gaudiocomplex t1_j6cs9pl wrote

The idea that more jobs are coming out of this is beyond absurd.

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