AI & Machine Learning

AI Is Already Better at Coding Than Most Developers. So Why Would a Company Still Hire You?

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AI coding agents are now capable of generating a significant portion of software code, leading to a reevaluation of the developer's role. Companies are increasingly hiring developers not for their typing speed, but for their engineering judgment, ability to interpret vague requirements, and to design robust system architectures. The focus is shifting from writing code to understanding trade-offs and debugging complex systems.

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