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Soon, There Will Be No Need For Programmers (Software Development)
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If there is one truth in this entire world is that day after day, things are getting more and more automated. Manual tasks are being replaced by robots at the speed of light.
We, as software developers, play a big role in this process. We create and develop automation processes so we can replace manual tasks and, then, save time and money for whoever hires us.
But... Have you ever stopped to think that we can be replaced as well? We are not immune to this replacement.
Day after day, computers are evolving and they're becoming more and more intelligent. Bill Gates said recently that, soon, there will be no need for programmers.
But... Is it true? How much truth can you extract from this sentence? Are we all going to be obsolete in the future?
Watch this video and find out!
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