90% of coding by AI, fewer jobs for software engineers: Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu and OpenAI’s Sam Altman give techies a reality check

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman suggests that AI could reduce the need for software engineers in the future. Many companies already rely on AI for coding. Altman and other tech leaders predict that AI will eventually write most of the code. This may lead to fewer software engineering jobs. However, essential complexity will still require human expertise.  Read More

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman suggests that AI could reduce the need for software engineers in the future. Many companies already rely on AI for coding. Altman and other tech leaders predict that AI will eventually write most of the code. This may lead to fewer software engineering jobs. However, essential complexity will still require human expertise.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman suggests that AI could reduce the need for software engineers in the future. Many companies already rely on AI for coding. Altman and other tech leaders predict that AI will eventually write most of the code. This may lead to fewer software engineering jobs. However, essential complexity will still require human expertise.

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