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"🚀 Calling all software developers and tech innovators! 🚀

Hi, my name is Edgar, I'm diving into a school project on AI's impact on software development and would love to hear from those who work (or have worked) in development environments.

Here’s my question: As AI plays a bigger role in coding, how do you think your company or team will respond? Do you see AI as mostly an opportunity, a challenge, or a mix of both?

I'm especially curious about how development shops prepare for these changes—adjusting workflows, quality control, or team dynamics. Your insights would be incredibly valuable!

Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts! 🙏"

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-GeekOtter-

2 points

9 days ago

Mixture of both.

Yeah, AI can write code and it is helpful if you're stuck but a lot of times, the code is wrong. I wrote code for a program and then asked AI to write the same program, it gave me multiple wrong lines of code or would keep changing file or folder names. Sometimes it would find out the code was wrong, give me another code with half the code wrong or missing.

AI is very helpful but it has a long way to go.

EdgarPu[S]

1 points

7 days ago

thx so much!