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Intro
If you're a software engineer, you're probably pretty worried
about everything happening around AI and large language
models. Here's what one of you wrote below my recent video
about GPT engineer. And there were more comments basically
saying, Well, we're all going to be replaced within a couple of
years. So today, I want to cover seven things you can do as a
software engineer to help you not only survive this avalanche
of AI tools, but maybe even thrive in it. And at the same
time, I'd like to address what comments you made and share some
of my own thoughts. Now, nobody knows, of course, exactly what's
going to happen. And we're going to talk about long term
singularity stuff, though, that's really fascinating. I'll
focus on the coming years and what I think will make the most
sense for us, in the short term, you might say, hey, just another
YouTuber trying to push us off the cliff even faster. And maybe
I am naive for not advocating now for a complete stop on all
AI development. But the truth is, I believe we're way past
that point already. And I think our only option is to make sure
all of these new developments are actually channelled into
something that helps humanity. And I'm convinced that the way
to do it is to approach all of these new developments with a
positive and optimistic mindset instead of trying to fight it.
And that's also my first point, AI machine learning. Of course,
Lean into AI
these are very powerful tools, we've seen the possibilities
over the past months. And instead of fighting these tools,
I think we should embrace them, learn about them, and try to use
and make them part of our workflow. This can mean using AI
tools as part of your development workflow, things
like getting up copilot that's gonna help you work faster. But
it can also mean integrating AI more directly in the software
that you actually write, NAME_1 made a good point and that he
thinks this will replace developers in the same way that
standard libraries, replace developers is just going to make
our lives easier, and is going to make it easier to create
more, better higher quality software. This is in the same
line of thinking as what NAME_2 is saying and that the ones who
leverage all of this new technologies are the ones that
are not going to be left behind. I totally agree with this. We
don't want to be Luddites and ignore everything that's
happening around us. Because in the end, these are tools that
are there to serve us to help us. So we should use them to do
what w