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Great article. Helps any reader do a better job of looking around the corner as this monumental shift unfolds…
One question – if true that “quality and accuracy might not always meet desired standards, necessitating human oversight,” what is needed to oversee code created by AI when the next generation of engineers has less experience actually building code? Are we not ‘dis-enabling’ the folks we need to ensure quality and accuracy? Speaking to this issue – how to plan for some measure of needed human oversight – may help folks become less resistant to vital change.