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‘Writing software code is not just churning out syntax’: A 22-year IT veteran reveals where AI still falls short

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By Nancy Jaiswal
| India Times
Every few months, a new model of AI emerges and the Internet blows up with the same story. Developers are close to being replaced. Screenshots of applications built using AI proliferate on social media. People witness an AI chatbot build a website or write code to fix a bug and conclude that software engineering as a profession as we know it is about to end. In a recent Reddit post, a developer with 22 years of experience thinks that the discussion overlooks an important nuance.
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‘Calm down H1B holder’: After paying over $500,000 in taxes, this 31-year-old has a retirement plan that could surprise you!

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By Nancy Jaiswal
| India Times
Imagine working in a foreign country for years, paying taxes, building a career and following the rules, only to decide that you want to leave it all behind before turning 35. That is the situation described by a 31-year-old man living in the United States on an H1B work visa. He says he has lived in the country legally since 2019 and has paid more than $500,000 in taxes.
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‘We only have a decade or less left to live’: Woman asks Internet about fiancé’s AI extinction fears, the answers get unsettling

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By Nancy Jaiswal
| India Times
Artificial intelligence has reached a strange point where two very different pictures of the future are being discussed at the same time. In one picture, AI becomes one of the biggest productivity tools ever created, helping people write, code, research, design and solve problems faster. In the other, increasingly autonomous AI systems become so capable that humans struggle to understand, predict or control what they do.
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