AI Experts say that, "with the advancement of AI, humans will stop coding within a few years." How much do you think this is true?
Last Updated: 21.06.2025 21:58
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AI was given false information outside the structure of its instructions, hallucinating offers and programs not true, not desired? rogue! Humans no longer coding is lost of creativity, rogue knowledge of judgement maybe not understanding tasks desired to be performed by AI which does not understand only follows our instructions we understand.
Sorry, not my knowledge, no knowledge of code? Ran across a post yesterday: “AI startup Anysphere has been riding high over the past two months, thanks to the skyrocketing popularity of its AI-powered software coding assistant, Cursor. The company, which was eyed for acquisition by OpenAI and has reportedly been in funding talks for a valuation of nearly $10 billion, hit $100 million in annual revenue since Cursor launched in 2023. But this week, Cursor went viral for all the wrong reasons: Its customer support AI went rogue, triggering a wave of cancellations and serving as a cautionary tale for other startups betting big on automation.”