Well 2022 was the year I started using AI to help me write code at work (Gitlab copilot). And its often scary I can tell you how you just start writing something and a second later you have 100 lines of code in front of you that does exactly what your want. At this point we are kind of where it's most often right, but you got to fix some quirks and read through or make some changes since it isn't exactly right. Wysiwyg was crap compared to this.

While robots did take away jobs, trust me I have worked in china where factories went from tens of thousands of employees to just over a hundred - AI is a different child because how fast it's evolving. I know I'm definitely not alone among programmers to share this concern.

The difference is that two years ago it was kind of a thing of the future, now I use AI to help me write code all day long. I'm basically training it to take over my job which is kind of nuts.