Will artificial intelligence replace programmers?

2025-04-14 11:36:57

No, it will not replace it, but competition for jobs will increase. And there will be a shortage of programmers in the future.

Executives at various IT companies are now publicly declaring that AI will soon replace programmers. Although the CEO of an IT company often understands little about the work of a programmer, for shareholders, the opinion of such people looks authoritative, and they believe him. Laying off programmers without losing profits is nothing more than the wet fantasies of managers and shareholders of companies. If a company cuts its programmers by a factor of five, its competitors will immediately try to overtake it, even if it costs them a couple of years of work without a profit.

What about Google laying off programmers? It lays off expensive American programmers and immediately hires cheap Indian ones. American programmer - 4,000, Indian programmer - 1,500.

Who will win the presidential elections in Turkey in 2023?

2023-03-12 08:03:02

Recep Tayyip Erdogan with 61.28% of the vote

The opposition has no strong leaders and no clear goals

There will only be one round of voting

Erdogan's chances for re-election were estimated

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What is the ID2020 community project really?

2023-03-15 15:06:36

ID2020 is an electronic identification program aimed at involving every person on Earth in this process.

The project is supported by the United Nations, and is part of the initiative Sustainable Development Goals 2030, according to which by 2030 it is planned to provide all people on the planet with a digital ID. In addition to UN structures, Microsoft, Accenture, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Cisco Systems participate.

Currently, ID2020 is being tested in two countries at once - Thailand and Indonesia, and in the first it is tested on residents of a refugee camp from Myanmar.

ID2020 ALLIANCE: WHAT THE PUBLIC IDENTIFICATION PROJECT REALLY IS

Human experiment: UN introduces digital identity system

What are the true goals of the green protests?

2023-03-09 13:16:26

The goal remains the same: halting the progress of developing countries

Rich countries can afford to abandon economic growth, for developing countries everything looks different: this is their only chance to overcome poverty. Ambitious climate goals, as set by green activists, make this task virtually impossible.

All shares are sponsored through funds by the richest people on the planet

Kennedy and rockefeller: do they finance the green protests in Europe?

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