My favorite part of our recent essay on AI's impact on software engineering is this figure. It succinctly describes the *irreducible complexity* of software predicts how software engineering will evolve.
The most impactful AI-based software will adopt this mental model to empower SWEs for decision-making and delivery, while taking on a bigger chunk of execution. @lateinteraction's work (such as on @DSPyOSS) is a perfect early example.
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Link to the essay: https://www.normaltech.ai/p/why-ai-hasnt-replaced-software-engineers
My favorite part of our recent essay on AI's impact on software engineering is this figure. It succinctly describes the *irreducible complexity* of software predicts how software engineering will evolve.
The most impactful AI-based software will adopt this mental model to empower SWEs for decision-making and delivery, while taking on a bigger chunk of execution. @lateinteraction's work (such as on @DSPyOSS) is a perfect early example.
