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By 2026-2027, AI will handle the majority of routine programming tasks. What does this mean for developers?
What Developers Can Do Now:
1. Adapt to New Tools: Familiarize yourself with AI-driven IDEs to streamline your workflow.
2. Focus on High-Level Skills: Emphasize design thinking and complex problem-solving.
3. Stay Current: Embrace AI as a partner, not a competitor.
On a whim, I decided to chat with ChatGPT about music and ask. I was doubtful. "How could a machine understand my taste? It will probably repeat what it has learned from reviews, editorial pieces and articles," I thought.
Incorporating AI tools into my routine tasks has been revolutionary. They've evolved from being just fancy accessories to my essential work partners. It's like having an ultra-intelligent intern who never needs rest or complains! 😄 #AIinWork #GameChanger
By 2027, the productivity value of AI will be recognized as a primary economic indicator of national power, as stated by Gartner.
Embracing AI in all shapes and sizes is crucial for any nation. Those left behind will likely face a severe disadvantage.
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1/3 Memleketimin secmen sorgulama sitesi (vatandaslarin bilgi alacagi devlet hizmeti) "development mode"da calisiyor.
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2/3 Bu, yazilim gelistirilirken kullanilan bir fazdir. Kullanima alinan uygulamalar "production mode"da calistirilmalidir. Yani ya bunun sorumlusu ya unutmus/hata yapmis, ya ciddiyetsiz, ya da bilgisi yetersiz.
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Since time immemorial, when a CEO asks a PM at Product Review, “what do you need to 10X users/revenue?”, “what will make you go faster?”, etc the PM steadfastly responds “We need [N] more engineers”. The Eng Mgr nods approvingly.
A story thread, with some hard truths to swallow:
