AI just officially took our jobs… I hate you Devin
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2024
- Cognition Labs just unveiled a new AI coding tool called Devin that is designed to automate the job of software engineers. Let's take a first look at Devin and see if it is a truly powerful tool or just artificial intelligence hype.
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- What is Devin?
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Despite all his skills, Devin will remain unemployed because he does not have at least 5+ years experience as requested on job offers.
After 5 years he will have 5+ years of experience. We the programmers are doomed!
@@tongobong1 Nah, then he'll be foiled by job requests requiring 5 years of experience with a framework that was released 3 years ago.
@@EWSwot by then he will take all our jobs... We are doomed!
Devin will be able to work on thousands of projects at the same time, which he can claim is equivalent to 5 years of "human experience"
we truly are going to be fucked guys lol
@@DatAsianGuy So in 5 years he will have 5 thousands years of experience? OMG!
lads it was honour to program with you all
I just started learning frontend wed development 😢 should I stop ?
@@gamezone65 it's going to be a couple years until AI learns to center a div, you're good for now
@@gamezone65 honestly, im lost as well. i have fear that ai will substitute me and my knowledge, which arent very big
*violin song start*
@@notangryatanyoneTook me a while to center one myself…
2022: pursue art as a degree
AI art: hello world
2024: pursue CS for the sole purpose of not getting replaced by AI.
Devin: hello world
2025: Become a monk in a Tibetan temple.
Neuro Link: uploads 5 years worth of meditation into your brain
become a tribesman until they eventually chop down/light up the forest where you live
Sounds chill if you ask me until ya get harassed by CCP henchmen
AI: “Namaste.”
Kenyatta: hello world
we programmers were so smart we decided to fire ourselves. genius.
ruclips.net/video/iaPEgOnRe0E/видео.html *We're far from being replaced*
I already have a new business model:
1) ask Devin to write his source code
2) rename it jessica
3) become millionaire
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
unfunny yt shorts comedian 😐
@@chaska8144 whoosh
chatGPT can in fact deliver it's fixed context prompt. So if they put some of their shit into the context, he could theoretically do this I guess@@chaska8144
bro what the fuck my career ended before it even started
Literally
your tool is your left hemisphere dont belive what other people say they are wrong
HAHAHAH,
Well, at least I'll get to see how all those games I decided not to finish ended...It'll sting when this little @#$% finishes making them in 5 minutes while rewarding me for not finishing my projects, but I decided a long time ago that life doesn't have to make sense.
broooooo
2015: I want an AI to fix my code
2030: Pls give my job back, AI
I'm in the software engineering field. My managers are pretty on top of AI Development as well as our director. (I work in the FAANG). I was sitting with my manager at lunch yesterday talking about whether or not Devin will get good enough to replace an actual person, and he said: "Nah, there definitely needs to be a human element when you develop software, you're not going anywhere. But [DIRECTOR] is convinced we should replace everyone below management with Devin-likes. It makes sense, absolutely little to no cost for maybe-quality engineering. All you'd need is just one dude with an ass in the seat to go over and verify the code and you can knock out 95% Of software engineers."
I've been in my job for like, 5 years now. Guess it's time to pick up a trade instead of tech cause it's clear to me this shit is a dead end.
Interesting. What exactly is the point of having managers if you have nobody to manage. That that point, what is even the point of having HR if there are no humans. All of this is unrealistic.
What is most likely going to happen is we'll have smaller teams and developers working closely with AI as another tool to improve efficiency.
@@fedvvvvsmaller teams… in a field where more and people are joining every year… we’re gonna have smaller teams? So less job openings?
@@alexispizarro6411 I work in a smaller team. Things are not being pushed out fast enough and they are hiring to double the team's size.
@@alexispizarro6411 smaller teams, but more teams
cute@@antebauer
maybe programming was the friends we made along the way
Please let this meme die
underrated comment.
Maybe ;)
@@benjamingeorge8241 how about no
@@XDarkGreyX how about yes
AI: Dev-in
Me: Dev-out
lol
Sausage time ....
holly cow, you are genius (not sarcasm)
learn to weld..
Underrated comment 😂😂
As both an artist and a programmer this is devastating
Bro experiencing both sides
bro got banged from both sides
I feel yah
Devonstating
r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should."
More like: "Corporate wants this done. If it isn't you it'll be someone else."
Eventually AI programmers will release a new javascript framework every 5 nanoseconds making it almost impossible for humans to move away from react.
Vanilla JS ftw
Perpetual paperclip machine but for JS frameworks.
we could measure AI performance in js frameworks per second
something something singularity something
@@peterszarvas94 Managers would love this! A way to meaninglessly quantify productivity.
2019: learn to code
2024: learn to weld
2060: be a battery for AI, enjoy life in the Matrix
AGI will find a way to make unbreakable $100 welding robots in an hour.
2024: learn how to survive without money
Yeah nah, no job is safe. Maybe prostitution, child care...
@@tiefensucht Fuck it, hook me up.
bruh im about to go into college and all the jobs are gonna be gone before i even get a degree
😂 dude, in same situation
Just slang crack at this point
Don't Give UP, LIKE seriously?
This is why I skipped college.
Literally the only job i can have is being a stripper. And that's literally only because it would take more time to replace
2015: learn to code and draw
2025: plowing potato field for survival.
2026: Live autonomously.
@@DrFumiya 2026: Wall-E Timeline where you're a useless blob that relies on bots to do everything* or Cyberpunk Dystopia where you work 12 hour shifts in the Mars mines to barely make enough for a meal and enough oxygen for the night*
Pick either cuz you aren't getting the utopia.
2040 - ???: Nah, we're getting life, ruclips.net/video/IFe9wiDfb0E/видео.htmlsi=tVUs8Qeor4GAkOMv
We're going to tom scott life™
@@pyerack (sighs and pick up drill)
Rock and stone it'll be.
2017 : learned Coding
2024 : Open a Tea shop
😂😂😂lol
Bubble tea is key
2025: Robot making tea
@@Codefull1 that's a win win, make robots work for you, open multiple tea shops!
@@qwerty-or1yg Who's gonna buy tea if other people don't have job to earn money.
If we upload all of our shitty codes to github and such we might be able to slow down the ai advancement by a little bit
way ahead of you
I'm doing my part
Damn bro, this is a great idea, 4chan guys might like it😂😂
Github is years ahead of you.
Truth, the fact devs generally actually make stuff okay is why other AI is kind of not so useful (garbage in) and might actually be hitting its maximum because there's not enough to train on better, but programming AI might be very practical (not-so garbage in).
Me, a rookie artist, learning coding as a back up plan:
Hope ur gonna be okay man..
Try learning physical jobs like repairing stuff
man im doing the exact same thing- getting into 2d animation and was gonna learn coding on the side so i could work at home/low movement jobs. (due to medical stuff) shits brutal...
Dont let this shit scare you. AI is probably not gonna replace art unless you were planning to provide assets to scam ads in which case you are cooked
As an artist in animation, welcome to the club programmers
At least AI art has a stigma around it...
@@Shady_DevTrue but it's still contentious. There are two camps, the consoomers who don't care and the normal people who realize its literally the equivalent of visual fast food.
Hope you find a job
Then here comes me, an artists who also happens to be studying programming getting fucked in both ends
@@woopdashoop9860 Same to you
2017: Learn to code
2024: Learn to be a paragliding instructor
Is that so bad tho? I got a buddy who is way into that, and he looks like he's having a ball. haha
No, its actually quite fun, perspective changing experience, and most importantly, less likely to be replaced by AI and robots in near future.
whos to say there won't be a paragliding ai who auto-pilots in the sky.
Wait till paragliding instructor AI takes your job
I highly doubt it, its very difficult to automate this job, given the risks involved.
Heck we haven't even solved self driving level 5 yet. Solving self flying paraglider will take 3-4 decades atleast
Developers in 2022: "Artists need to stop crying, Dall-E is just a tool it won't replace people."
Developers in 2024: "DEVIN MUST BE STOPPED"
Artists in 2000: "Factory workers need to stop crying. They should just get jobs repairing the robots."
@@ElliotKeaton bruh, what artist ever said that. I’m an artist and I work at a factory. I’m getting fucked both ways.😂
The rest who have worries about AI replacing them, lookin' at Devs: "Well well well~"
Bfr@@ElliotKeaton
Are you me?! @@mrica100
"Its a great tool, everyone is now a programmer" ... How do I feed myself ...
Who will buy software when everyone can make their own software.
@@giddeo very true, I assume that there will still be better at utilizing these tools than others, or even people who are still too lazy. Some software might also require specialized hardware that not everyone has, not everyone can create a cloud streaming service with a click of a button. I also imagine studios creating very large and complicated projects using these tools where an individual couldn't.
Tf did I do?
You doomed us all
😂😂😂😂
you took er jerbs
SCREW U DEVIN-
2010: miners learn to code 👩💻
2024: coders learn the mine 👷♂️
the children yearn for the mines
Is this from frostpunk ?@@skkadoot9533
Knitting and crocheting will be the hottest jobs in 2030. LOL
sorry bro, job has already be taken by AI, thanks for applying 👍
in my area, they closed mines in last 10 years, many miners was send to "reeducate as IT support and programmers".
2014 : Backend Engineer
2024 : Baked Engineer
More like backup engineer 😅
😂
Believe in God, the one who has no partner, and His messengers Muhammad and Jesus
اللَّهُ لا إِلَهَ إِلَّا هُوَ الْحَيُّ الْقَيُّومُ لا تَأْخُذُهُ سِنَةٌ وَلا نَوْمٌ لَهُ مَا فِي السَّمَوَاتِ وَمَا فِي الأَرْضِ مَنْ ذَا الَّذِي يَشْفَعُ عِنْدَهُ إِلَّا بِإِذْنِهِ يَعْلَمُ مَا بَيْنَ أَيْدِيهِمْ وَمَا خَلْفَهُمْ وَلا يُحِيطُونَ بِشَيْءٍ مِنْ عِلْمِهِ إِلَّا بِمَا شَاءَ وَسِعَ كُرْسِيُّهُ السَّمَوَاتِ وَالأَرْضَ وَلا يَئُودُهُ حِفْظُهُمَا وَهُوَ الْعَلِيُّ الْعَظِيمُ
وَٱلۡعَصۡرِ إِنَّ ٱلۡإِنسَٰنَ لَفِي خُسۡرٍ إِلَّا ٱلَّذِينَ ءَامَنُواْ وَعَمِلُواْ ٱلصَّٰلِحَٰتِ وَتَوَاصَوۡاْ بِٱلۡحَقِّ وَتَوَاصَوۡاْ بِٱلصَّبۡرِ،
2028 : Broke Engineer
2014 : Backend Engineer
2024 : Engineer
Man... I can't say I shed a drop of tear knowing AI software engineers mocked artists for losing their job to AI.
I can finally give the "it's just natural selection, people" quote back at them.
at least artists have accepted their fate. meanwhlle software engineers are on death row - they know it's over but don't know when lol
dw bro, we won't be as easily replaces as "artists" kekw
curious to know, how many artists do you think have actually lost their jobs to AI??? I'm going to wager its next to none.
@@chrisstucker1813What do you mean artists have accepted their fate? That makes no sense, tons of artists are still thriving, and only a few companies use the shitty, soulless images generated by AI
@@Sina-dv1eg tons of people in all AI-threatened industries are still thriving. This isn’t something that happens over night. But the reality is that for every person that isn’t using AI, there is someone they’re competing with who IS. A talented artist working with AI will simply outwork an artist that isn’t - all the while producing high quality work. Art that used to take weeks, now takes days and so on. In other words: use AI to help you or just get left in the dust. I’m a programmer and use AI quite a lot now, some stuff that used to take a good few hours, now takes minutes. How long do you think I’d last if I was still taking hours to do something my colleagues can get done almost immediately? I’d probably get laid off or slowly ushered out lol.
Everyone was so focused on Chad they never saw Devin steal your job and your girl.
Just completed a 12hr course, and the whole world changed in 12hrs
i know your pain...
just completed 3 years college degree
@@yto9873 me 4 starting 5...
@@yto9873😩
@@yto9873 Does collage degrees in computer science and program engineering even work? Im doing a software engineering major and I feel like i could study from youtube instead
New video about AI ✅
Confidence level decrease ✅
Questioning my career path ✅
Yep, just another Fireship video.
Every single day, maybe I’ll become an electric engineer or something like that. I have no idea honestly
You gotta very conveniently ignore how much editing is done on the original video to hide how mcuh they have to prompt Devin :P
@@uzuwi9782Electrical engineering is also very overstaturated with back breaking trades work. Every field is going to get taken over, maybe except police work. Nobody wants to be a cop these days
@@uzuwi9782 I thought the same thing too lol
i miss the time when he used to do silly little javascript tutorials
it seems ironic how those that where mocked for fearing the loss of their jobs before are now joined by the others who mocked them
When AI was taking other jobs programmers were telling you have to adapt but when it's looking like they will take programmers jobs why are they shitting their pants just "adopt"
2017: learned coding
2030: Begging on the Road
Edit: OMG 2.1k likes
worse i have started this month :(
I doubt the robots walking on the road will give us money.
AI also taking E-begging on twitch now
2031: f**kng dies
@@senku3288 😭😭😭 Then, what I will do
I just got a slack notification:
"A new member joined, Say, hi to Devin"
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Say bye to yourself?
Later Devin says good bye to you
lmao 🤣
First AI came for the artists, i didn’t speak out because I was not an artist.
Then AI came for the musicians, i didn’t speak out because i was not a musician.
Then AI came for the writers, i didn’t speak out because I was not a writer.
Then AI came for me and the other programmers, and no one was left to speak for me.
"i'll make them superheroes, EVERYONE can be super. And with everyone super?...
...No one will be."
- Syndrome from the incredibles.
Great quote
I'm just waiting for someone to make an AI that will replace CEOs from companies. lol
or something like DAOs with AI agent administration. Wait, wasn't that how the complex in "Cube" came together?
and HR
We are just reinventing skynet again, but with a profit incentive
Pls replace all IT Business Partners too.
There is already one in poland
So, this is how the artists felt about AI. Fucking damnit.
Artist here, yep.
@@echoez2053 double whammy
This is how everyone will feel. I'm actually annoyed by how self centered artists are being about AI, only talking about how it will affect them. It's going to affect everyone. Either involve all uses of AI in the conversation, or nothing will get done.
@@will-iy9gulmaoo
@@cortster12 Paradoxically, if AI affects everyone it affects no one. In the sense that the problem isn't the AI art itself, is that artists can't make a living. However, if we go towards an ubi or something similar, because the human productivity can't compete then artists can just do art and not have to think about how to make ends meet and thus give up on art to do a "normal" job.
It was just outed as faked.
We are back lads.
Thank god
Proof?
@@borkesahin8729 If you were to look it up in google, literally everything would be saying that the preview video is fake and blah blah blah, means we're not fucked YET.
BRO 1 MOUNTH IS NOT 5 YEARS BRO
@@qwerty_da_Minty What the hell do you mean
Make a follow up and apology video.
2023 : Leaves bartending for programming
2024: Devin
2025: Hows that martini?!
I was recently on a cruise that had robot bartenders.
@@phpsoftwareengineeringwas it fun? I’d like a real person personally 😂
I didn't use it, but it was interesting to watch. I think if someone wanted a drink that was always exactly the same it would probably be good, but I don't think they tell good jokes or have good personalities. 😏🤣
@@phpsoftwareengineering..would be awesome if the robot bartender had the personality of Funny Bot from South Park
I am about to quit bartending... The social is already slaughtered by mass media technology.
As a software engineer, I can't wait for AI to do all of the programming so that I can spend my time sleeping in a cardboard box and begging for food during the day. It sounds like a utopia to me. Endless free time to do whatever I want, but have no money to do anything. Brilliant. Keep up the good work.
you can start doing it like now . 😂😂😂
Now you know what artists feel like
So true man
well, when every job gets replaced by ai.... well lets just not assume a better live, cause there is still politics.
AI better replace politicians as well. Immagine an LLM designed to do politics. no bribery no nepotisms. just straight up problem solving for our society@@legendaerycraft2226
my question is, if they replace all of us. Then how do we earn money? Since, we're the target consumers how can we afford to consume? That implies the average worker as well
@LongJohnson-fl2ks That's really terrifying when u think about it. The fact that all of our jobs could be replaced by ai, all of us could become beggars or slaves of rich people.
I could see Devon used in live service games in terms of being the janitor of the servers and small updates.
Your comment is the most underrated comment on the ENTIRE internet....
2023: picked up computer sceience in class
2024: learning a trade
Holy, this hit me hard😂
I think some trades may not be very far from automation, either.
@@ClickBeetleTVcan't they automate housing with robots making pre made houses?
@@Anomaly66666 about that....
@@ClickBeetleTV All the white collar stuff. Doctors, lawyers, programming, management, accountants reduced by 70% in the next 5 to 10 years. Obsolete by 15-20. Dont even need an expert analysis on this cause they always say its 30 years away even up until gpt release and even for some time after. So they know jack shit or copium.
Jobs that'll take longest to replace but not automate will be trade\manual labor jobs due to sheer volume of robots needed to replace significant enough portion of them for people to really start to panic and governments finally taxing automated manufacturers and places that use robots instead of humans for like 50% flat of their profits and start slinging UBI incomes at everyone affected or not.
Honestly they shouldve done it a long time ago. Companies should not be making billions in profits every year while wages remain stagnant and wealth gap between 1% and upper and mid class is shrinking.
At this point i’m just studying Cybersecurity to fight Skynet in the future
Yep IT route here we go.
Fight? LMAO. Listen, and understand! That AI is out there! It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop... ever, until you are dead!
Lol you're delusional if you think we have a chance against Skynet. Our best bet is that the machines keep us as pets😂😂😂
why would you fight someone who is much stronger than you? im taking the side of skynet
The real MVP!
„Sir what are we going to do?“
-„There is nothing we can do“
Devi AI seems to be fake - ruclips.net/user/shortsOX9dOgZRV5Q?si=p0_QiBvxTWzlKs6S
Haha, as a writer, artist, and a programmer, *this is fine* .
Completely fine, in the context of that one hat dog surrounded by fire meme. Man, guess I'll have to turn paths and be a cook or something.
and then they make ai's that can teach anyone to cook rendering being able to useless because
they got AI's that make pizza for you
I'll still go to my regionally sourced, artisanal, organic code dealer for my programming needs, don't worry, guys
yeah get that local stuff.
i like that bike shedding scrum meeting that comes with the code
lol
Just don’t check how they source their code behind doors 🤖 😊
Grow your own code man, you just need a tent and a few lights
The coding bootcamp ad right after this video was the cherry on top.
I got the exact same ad 😅
I got an ad for ice cream. Comfort food?
yeah, ai will never make adblockers...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Damn, even on the Fireship RUclips channel, viewers who are supposed to be computer literate still watch RUclips with ads... It's embarassing at this point
3:44 that's literally "when everyone's a super hero, no one will be super" or smth like that
im honestly kind of surprised no-ones tried to ddos projects like these
Me too…
as someone learning to code the only thing I've learned is to handle the stress of a new AI model replacing your job every week
bro you said what i was thinking 🤣😭😭
I started learning Python programming after 15 years as an electrician. So glad I didn't make the switch! Will be a long time before A.I can do electrical work. But coding and computer science are so easy for A.I to learn. Hope you find a path you enjoy my friend!
@@PressuredSpeechBandI wouldn’t be so sure. If they can replace something as complex as software engineering, every profession is in danger. It won’t be long before a Robot or House 3D printer does your job too.
AI won't replace the ability to break apart a complex project into multiple parts. Being able to give a prompt for it to do what you actually want it to do in the future will be very similar to simply a higher level programming language. This will end up being similar to going from assembly -> C++, but instead like... C++ -> prompting AI.
You will still need to discuss the logic to some degree, and trust me that >95% of people would suck at this....
@@DinsAFKYou're telling me there is hope? And i shouldn't dismantle my ship for C++?
The real irony is that Cognition has an open position for a Software Engineer.
I love this comment 💟
😂😂😂😂
Not just... "Careers and Job Openings | Cognition Corporation
September 25, 2019 - We are always looking to add talent to our team! We are a fast-growing group of talented individuals working together..."
Current Job Listings
Below is a list of the current openings with our company. Click on the job title to learn more about the opening.
Application Engineer
Lexington, MA, USAFull Time
Configuration Software Development Manager
Lexington, MA, USAFull Time
They better pay top $ if they want to take the applicants career away forever.
They're looking for a software engineer... for their museum.
Thank god i didn't study programming but actually physically putting down the computers/servers and understanding how the hardware works.
I wont be scared until I see a model that works 8 hours only using two medium size pizzas worth of energy.
Exactly. I don't think it will replace interns that work for free
they will do your 8h work day results in some secounds.
isn’t this the plot of the matrix
you have a point@@seakyle8320
@@seakyle8320While needing the energy and hardware which would have been never given to you in the same amount of time as they wouldn’t get so much VC money for Non AI i guess it’s basically it requires a lifetime worth of hardware in just these two minutes.
Resetting my streak to 0 on fireship talking about AI.
0 * 0 = 0
@@hum6le 0 / 0 =
his whole channel is AI
Watch the full vid first .U have only watched max 1 min
@@fuzzboiAm I AI?
Fireship... this is the seventh week in a row you've shown us "AI just officially took our jobs…" in class
I didnt understand much of your video - not being your target audience BUT , as an accountant I understand that we think we're kings "coding" formulas in Excel. And Devin will never take this away from me!
Cheers gr8 video m8
2023 : started Coding
2024 : starts Loading 🚚
Bro did you see the new Figure AI robot with Open AI tech? Loading is gonna be over very soon for humans too along with most trades
@@ItWasntAPhasecoc-cola has Automated logistics, no fork lifts anymore. Well Automated forklifts. They where trying to automate loading too when i left
Looks like people are gonna have to actually do some manual labor again
You can hear Artists in the background saying: One of us
One of us, one of us 😭
I'm a programmer AND an artist
Am an artist and a not so good programmer welcome brother
Gooble Gobble Gooble Gobble
good thing i didnt take art or SE last year as my mom recommends it💀
I just enrolled in Computer Science. Should I continue learning coding or shall I move towards data science or another field ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
Cuz seeing the situation, it doesn’t feel right to fuck my mind with coding which AI can do it for me in simple prompts.
That's a big question and i'd recommend doing your own research, for me i think programming will be like machine language, no one really codes in it anymore as we have something above it thats more user friendly. It reminds me of maths, if you have a job in maths you're probably a teacher, but we have very advanced calculators and machines that can compute the things we want. Programming will be one of those things still taught in class so you have fundamental knowledge but you wont be writing much code in the future.
I'm on my second year but im doing an open STEM and have done some engineering modules so i have the option to go back to electronics engineering and i must say i am very tempted, either that or cyber security.
As a writer, i’d like to say, welcome to the fucking club, took you a while but now you’re on our level too 😂
Self-publishing sites (like amazon) are just flooded with AI garbage. The asshole behind the willy wonka disaster also published something like over a dozen AI generated books.
Now most of them might be shit, but when the space gets flooded with turds, people need to go on grand expeditions to find the few gems in the sea of refuse.
If AI was able to encroach upon the territory of creativity, it was only a matter of time of it to take over all the rest.
Seriously, especially something as logical as coding.
“AI isn’t capable of doing it anyway” yeah, for now… just a year ago AI was garbage at making videos… oh how far we have come in just one damn year.
We’ll all be out of jobs yet forced to keep paying for everything that will be made by AI and robots. Truly a beautiful corporate world.
I would not pay for or read an AI generated book. The human touch is needed for writing. You need to feel the writer's emotions and energy in the book, the writer's humor etc. Jobs like coding, which are purely logical, in which emotions are meaningless, nobody will care if it's AI generated or human, as long as it works and it's solid. Probably 90% of jobs as developers will be gone by the next 10/15 years if AI develops so exponentially like now. I believe that writes are safer than developers because of the human touch, which i believe every real reader cares about.
Cannot imagine clocking into your 9 to 5 to work on something that is obviously going to replace you.
Someone will do it. Money buys ppl
are you suggesting a programmer strike?
We need a union
I find it funny that only now people are taking it seriously. Did you not see this was going to happen even 10 years ago? I'm baffled
Needed a union a decade ago. It’s too late. HR and management win the power dynamic by default because inflation produces an entirely new cohort of wage slaves incapable of saying “no”, every single day.
Buy some real tools and learn how to fix things IRL. Work for yourself. The future is not online nor is it working for organizations and managers that hate you.
Saying this with a decade of experience behind me. The industry is dead. Take a chance on yourself. Let the managers write the code.
2023: spend $30k to learn coding at a bootcamp
2024: 2 months after graduating Devin is created
i've been studying IT and computer science since 2016 im about ready to fucking kill myself
Spend $30k to learn coding? Are you serious???
This is soooo funny to me! :D
@@ThaSPAWN Funnier that some are spending 90k at a university
I was feeling bad about all the effort Ive put in to learning how to code (for free) in my own time. Its been really hard. The hope was to finally get a decent job but fuck us I guess. I should just be happy I didnt pay 30k for it lol. But everything I would want to study is inevitable going to be taken by ai, so I guess Ill keep going and hope someone loses the usb Devin is stored on.
@@Nabee_H that makes you eligible for a phd which nearly impossible for being replaced by devin.
Not seeing the fireship pill on your Fireship store? Do I need to ask Devin to hook it up?!?!?
As long as Devin also does all the releases and is on call 24/7, then all good.
“AI is decades away writing a human-level code”
- a YT comment of a dev (2019)
That Devin thing still look pretty pathetic to me. I mean human-level, maybe??? I think he meant professional by human.
its mostly vaporware for now
nothing that impressive to be completely honest
It's already 2024 Gg...
i presume you're a web dev
shoot it's 2039 already?
2019: start coding
2024: how to be Ted Kacznsky
2025: How to escape prison
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@@tootedEchidna 2026: how to be a start New life(with face transplant)
2041: How to escape prison. (Real Ted Kacznsky fans know what I'm talking about)@@tootedEchidna
Didn't know who this guy was- Read his writing on "Industrial Society and It's Future" and a bit about him on Wikipedia. Jeez.
That didn't age well
1:47 I JUST NOTICED THE AXES ON THAT GRAPH LMAO
200 years ago, your strength had value. 100 years ago, your intelligence had value. I could say I've chosen the wrong career but... the reality is that we are running out of places to go.
Onlyfans has you covered, until the e-girls are all generated by AI
Edit: I need to say this because too many of you don't get the joke, it was meant to be funny because it's already known that AI/generated image girls are a thing.
intelligence has always had value. it is the most valuable thing. it doesn't get replaced, you just aren't being intelligent enough. "brain strength" (storing a lot of information and procedures in your head) is not the same thing as real intelligence
so ... what is the solution? where u should go ?
@@Yue4meto your grave
@@Yue4me learn to think and find solutions to problems, same as programming.
"hell, i cant work as X anymore!"
ok, what can you do then? its just a problem to be solved
Damn, looks like I’m going to have fully commit to “the side-gig” now.
Same and I just started my programming journey
This will lead to new marketplaces for human programmers to sell their hand-crafted artisinal apps like on etsy
Full of bugs and cut corners, just like mom used to make
Stop. I'm going to throw up
@taherajna it's okay. Bend over and let AI do its thing. Embrace it 🤙
@@tacitozetticci9308 it's thing is to erradicate human jobs. You will be obsolete, Mario
No it won't
It's all good. This spring I started gardening.
Lawn mowing robots are the first step to replacing us too :(
I'm good i think i clean windows 😢 please tell me im safe@@unlegitdev
Same
Gardening is one of the most rewarding things I ever learned.
@@unlegitdev I have one and it works great. I didn't enjoy being the slave of the lawn.
I work in solar farms, no bots yet, just bureaucrats. Same thing i guess
This aged like milk.
learned python
forgot python
now electrian
Learned web dev
Learned full stack
Finally became an overpaid senior SE
Now doing drywall
Yup just started my electrician path after this
@xpandv2 ironically I just left the electrical field to pursue a career I CS. Might have to go back lol
@@tactrip5572 oh shit haha
electrician or electrical engineer
Gentleman’s it was a pleasure to be part of this community… hope the best for everyone good bye. I’m going to be a farmer or work on macdonals.
we all gonna do 😂
devon will do farming better than you
@@FsimulatorXeverywhere i go every life i make for my self i see devon.
Go ahead and tell how It was.
They already have robots doing farming. Farmbot.
It's funny how people not too long ago said AI will never be able to do this or that, and even if so it is decades away from being able to do it. It was obviously going to blow up quickly, since new AI tech can help make new and better AI tech. Like other say, it is basically exponential. It is coming for ~98% of jobs, and the few it won't take are mostly just the jobs running the AI's and probably a few outlier jobs, but most AI/androids will be able to do even some of the outlier jobs if not all of them. It took Sora and Devin for people to finally wake up, and even then some people I'm sure are still denying it. Most people can barely even imagine what will happen in a week, or even that day, so no surprise they can't comprehend something as complex as artificial intelligence.
yea nah, humans in the west rn are expensive but versatile. Any machine you make can usually only does 1 thing, a hammer hammers nails, an assembling machine assembles small parts, chatgpt writes and dall-e draws. The amount of money you have to spent to develop and produce just one machine can be ridiculous. Meanwhile humans can do pretty much anything with the right education. That’s why humans still stock shelves, better to spent just a lil money every month instead of bankrupting the company for a machine that may not even work.
And this rule only applies in the west… In other places where the worth of human life can be measured in single digit numbers it’s straight up cheaper to work humans to death than buy a machine. An example I heard was of a south african woman who was asked why she didn’t have a washing machine, her response: “My maid can do that.”
@@forkstaf1918 You do realize technology becomes cheaper over time, right? Your point is true now, but eventually tech will be so advanced that the things that are worth thousands or millions now will be a fraction of the price. Then eventually there will be companies that release high tech, like cheap androids (to us now it is high tech, for them then it will be the bottom of the barrel, they'll even be people bullying others for not having the advanced android version), for mere hundreds that are built to do many tasks. Technology is already starting to outpace us. Once it is advanced in many sectors, companies will start merging those together to create AI/androids that are capable of many, many things. Like, why does an AI have to be limited to doing one task? It doesn't. The only thing stopping it from doing other tasks is missing code. Not even far in the future there will be an AI that can answer "any" question, draw any picture, create any song, etc. This is only the infancy. When television first came out it had a few channels, but now look at it. It can have hundreds. Look at phones. They could only call people, but now you can use a browser to look up anything that exists on said browser, you can take pictures, video, play games, mod the hell out of it if you have the knack for it, etc. That doesn't look like one or two tasks, now does it? You're being narrow-minded and not thinking enough about how things will work long-term. It is always advancing, so to judge it now in the way you are is idiotic, or incredibly ignorant. All tech in its infancy is limited, but branches out more and more as it advances.
You see, I always lived with the mindset that even if my job gets automated I will still very much enjoy doing it regardless of the salary, and it's not something I came up with just now, I've had this even before AI existed. And so far, no AI is capable of doing things that I can do. So what if they replace software engineers? AI learns FROM us, fire us all and have AI learn from itself, in several years it will either crumble like the art models do when they learn from other AIs or there will be new technologies that it cannot use or things that cannot be automated. At the end of the day it is not just our jobs that are threatened, there are many far simpler jobs that AI can replace and it hasn't yet.
You know this is literally the exact same thing the Art community said a year ago when Stable diffusion started pumping shit out.
@@AverageTrainEnthusiast And those art models still cheat by grabbing really specific art. When they add AI art to the training data it starts exploding
as impressive as Devin's demo is; I'm not sure why their waitlist is a google form and not a Devin generated webapp
Forms are the best for inputs
No thats actually what Devin said: “just use google form lol”
prob servers. using google form is cheaper, it's free and all the load is on google not themselves -> save money.
@@KingMertel he's truly a software engineer
lol
Dev: "Never thought I'd die side by side with an artist..."
Artist: "What about side by side with a friend?"
Dev: "Aye, I could do that..."
im crying, just sadly weeping in the corner, I'm both of these.
@@archaywakodikar6734 And so much more! _(A worthy sacrifice to our machine overlords)_
Of course devs are friends. Most art are digital these days. A lot of times artists and devs work closely together, like UXUI in frontend dev, etc, they just never realised they needed each other. Some devs have a very condescending attitude to artists. Of course, there's some of us who dual wield art and code like archay, like me. We know. All a dev's cleverness wouldn't be in use by the masses at all if GUIs and icons weren't created and don't exist.
I'm an artist, a dev, and a coding curriculum developer. Hahahahhahahah. Ack.
Washing hands
Waiting for the next fireship video saying this shit is a scam 😂😂
Revenant stabbing Forge for a thumbnail just can't be thought of by AI. Bravo for such creativity lol.
I love how humanity is in an eternal cycle of job hating/burnout and find solutions that ease the work so much that they are now the most inneficient thing in the job
Fr. Nobody deep down hates work, but instead shitty workplaces and fake work.
Now I wonder what will be left...
I think even plumber and stuff is automatable
Maybe the only thing that will be left is... politicians?
And courts can't fully be automated either. So the only things left are the skill of... justice and compassion?
@@ayoCC so being a social justice warrior and wokester
@@ayoCC Well, politics and courts are very automatable and it's been in the work for a long time. Russia literally has been pumping money into AI since a lot earlier than the hype, most likely to train a model of a Putin successor which is more efficient and can function after a dictator's death :)
The first thing humans invented was a tool to save labor. Humanity is marked by it's want to do less work. More results for less effort and risk.
Why chase an animal to hit it until it stops if you can thrust a spear once?
Why crush grain with a rock if you can make an animal walk a circle a few times for 1000x the yield?
Humans are the hardest working lazybones in the galaxy.
Well, we laughed at artists when they complained.
They're smarter, though. They didn't do this to themselves.
Sadly a lot of those artists tried making appeals to empathy trying to get techs to understand, but since we live in a time where “if it doesn’t happen to me then it doesn’t exist”, it takes situations happening to those doing the mocking for anyone to finally get it. Call us when you want protest art.
@@Window4503 The artists literally started with the mocking. The developers and intelligence laborers were second in the mocking. It was all the people doing physical labor jobs who were mocked by both these groups for not being intelligent or creative enough to become part of the upper echelons of society.
Hello, Based Department?? I found him.
@@yahiiia9269More like it was the fault of greedy execs who don’t give af about their employees
I was both.
Now I am neither.
Thanks for the new fear, I’ll be sure to cram and look for a new career path soon
This is straight Powercreep. Ai needs a balance update
The first time a Project Manager has to take responsibility for the shitty app that Devin spits out because the requirements they provided where equal parts confusing and impossible will be the last team we see Devin in the workplace. People act like Devs are there to code, when in actuality we are there to take the blame and to translate upper management's meaningless business catch phrases into products and services so that they can take the credit.
based
The project manager has been replaced.
Yes, but Devin writes the whole thing in under a day, they identify what’s wrong and update the requirements and within the project schedule end up with something workable. - and that’s without reclassifying the project as research so they can spin up the next project as implementation, which gets reclassified as implementation phase 1…… etc.
who hurt you?
@@st3llarcod3r A project manager most likely. Likely several of them over multiple projects.
It was an honor to stack overflow my work with you guys. Goodbye forever
It was a honor!
I hated it, but goodbye 😢
thank you my brother, I shall remember you till the death of me…🤝
if it can do our job it can do any other job
@johnames6430 exactly 💯 need an entirely different economic system
wait what do you mean i've spent 3 years in uni just to be doomed to become a food delivery guy😭😭
I can also sell drugs
brooo. I am to receive my degree in december but how am i going to keep going when i know in a decade most opportunities will be cut off
Just waiting when AI will finally replace the "managers"
Unironically they're kinda doing that already.
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I agree with you :D it would probably be the cheapest in terms of computational to run a manager AI
@@user-uq8vo2ss5o
You obviously don't know what it takes to be a manager, and I am not talking about 99% of the dudes with the MBA or other crap that you probably have seen and mean. They will never be replaced, as long as there are some humans employed to do some work.
@@nikolaizaicev9297 you are probably right, I don't have enough information about them and I am very curious to tell me more about what managers do, but as a AI engineer let me tell you that you are also probably right that they will never be replaced completely, but, most of task by managers still going to be done by AI, so much that we consider it as "replace them". and it will happen in this decade
Some aspects to calm you down:
1. Most companies don't want to share their genius ideas with an AI built by another company (data privacy)
2. Think from a security standpoint: If there are no coding experts who the company trusts reviewing the code, then how can the company be sure that the AI did not built some spying backdoors into the code which steals company internal and customer information? Also how can you be sure the AI built the software in a way, that is safe when it comes to hacking attacks from the outside/customers?
3. Cost and Resources:
Powerful AI's need a lot of computing power, which most companies don't have and cannot afford.
And even if most companies suddenly could afford it, the hardware is so power hungry, that the electrical grid would collapse. Its absolutely unrealistic that suddenly every middleclass company has very powerful hardware and can run a powerful AI models that are poweful enough to replace good creative developers.
Theres even more aspects/reasons why AI will not replace software developers anytime soon on a large scale if you think a little bit outside the box.
point 1 and 2 I agree with. I dunno about point 3 tho. Computers keep evolving. 23 years ago you needed a beefy pc to play gta 3 now anyone can play it on their phone. It will get cheaper as computers become ever powerfull
caught you right there Jen-Hsun Huang
This needs to be higher up amongst all the scaremongering
can't wait for the interactions between devin, black hat devin and white hat devin!
All of this is true….. for now… 😂😂😂 I don’t know if I should laugh or cry, I still have 35 years that are going to need a job!
Suddenly I don't feel too bad about failing my software enigneer course.
Like I've mentioned, I don't think it will replace jobs, but an intermediate developer will be able to compete with more experienced. You still need a human with coding fundamentals to build the app. But it will probably replace jobs because what would have taken me weeks to do took 3 days. For someone like me who is a part time developer it added years of experience to my ability;.
Reminder that the ceo of nvidia is a marketer, not a source of real information. Ditto everyone else in silicon valley who tells you they are building agi. It's marketing for their stock price.
Exactly, he acts like we're already at a point where devs can be replaced, so delusional
You're right. Trying to get people to buy as much NVIDIA shares as possible.
With the way it's accelerating though, He isn't far off!
Exponential growth, I don't think it has sunk in yet for the average person.
This isn't like tractors replacing farmhands over decades.
Robots is the one that's far behind, A.I. though is going to happen a lot sooner than people are ready for.
@@ahsin.shabbir Found out who got their puts absolutely Fked
@@ahsin.shabbirPlease... read the wikipedia about him before spewing copy-pasted bullshit from Reddit, he worked in the field at AMD and managed to create and get HIS company up to the top since 30 years. You don't get to this point by being a 'joke' of CEO like you pretend he is.
Now people know how artists feel. No job is safe
Paramedic jobs are safe❤
@@MasadaGPnope, it can be automated also
@@MasadaGP no job is safe, the point of AGI is to make humans obsolete
@@calliped-co5mj The point is if we wasn't leaving in Capitalism we could all finnally stop working and enjoying life as it's meant to, but since we are in a capitalist society (where some individuals/companies are going to possess most of the AI power to make hundreds of billions dollar) we are all gonna starve and die.
@@SimFiftyFifty you think people won't start burning whole data centres down when that happens?
When millions of people have nothing to lose they'll be scary, and ai is the only solution out of capitalism.
The end of this video is hilarious. I really didn't expect a reference to psychedelics or DMT in a tech video. Terence McKenna would be proud.
I always wanted to try some carpentry.
This, carpentry, construction, heating & air or electrician's work. I should have done construction/engineering over computer science.
@@flixfixonyt I doubt those will last that much longer compared to computer science if AI really does continue to improve exponentially.
it's not like millions of unemployed works coming from the white collar market will also try that, right ? Not even manual jobs are safe
I was a painter decorator from the age of 14 to 28. Try to think of the days you don't want to even think about code, now imagine that same lack of motivation except you have to drive somewhere, lift things up and stay on your feet for 12 hours a day...
Let's just save our dev job rather than giving up and having to lift heaving sh!t at 7am 😅
@@flixfixonyt
@@iulic9833 Imagine the advances in robotics necessary to have robots install technical appliances in peoples walls without trashing the place when we can't even properly realise self driving on the necessary scale. This is gonna take forever. Crafts is a good option where I live, those places are desperate for apprentices. You can def get another 10-15 years of secure employment out of it. Carpentry isn't as fun as some people think though, woodworking is a nice hobby but most carpenters shops I've seen from the inside make most of their revenue with throwaway chipboard furniture custom fit for other businesses.