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587 sats \ 5 replies \ @hodlpleb 6 Feb \ on: What is your profession and is it transferrable to the future? bitcoin

As a developer / consultant, I think my job is more at risk from AI than from Bitcoin.

I often hear this concern from developers. If you are new to the field, maybe. But if you actually have to figure out things that haven't been figured out before. Bugs in software that do not have fixes on stackoverflow. If you have to read documentation, API docs, and figure out how to do something that no one has written a blog post... you will be fine. AI is not going to replace people that can listen to stakeholders that need a problem solved but can't express what they need and figure out how to accomplish it. AI is just a tool and it will make engineers more efficient which I believe will only lead to more development of tools. AI doesn't think. It can't feel either. If you can do both of those well, you'll be fine IMO.

101 sats \ 1 reply \ @kepford 6 Feb

I've been hearing that I'm going to be replaced for 15 years now. I'll be dead before it happens. If you focus on solving problems and communication your work will never be done.

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @WeAreAllSatoshi 6 Feb

You said this very well. I agree with you completely

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @TheFish OP 6 Feb

Absolutely, I think developers play the critical role in higher layer development of the Bitcoin standard

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @OgFOMK 6 Feb

I think AI is at risk from Bitcoin mining. The best and brightest are building efficient mining rigs to do the math and the AI people throw away staplers when they run out of staples.

Bitcoin networks are morebetterest.