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AI REPLACES DEVELOPERS?
Aleksandr Tynianov, CTO at Krasty Soft, gives his view on what AI changes for development teams. He argues that one developer who uses AI well can replace a couple of people, but warns against throwing anything into an LLM and expecting it to work.
Video summary
This short pulls together moments from Pete Cooper's conversation with Aleksandr Tynianov, CTO at Krasty Soft.
Aleksandr says he sees a trend of people thinking they can throw anything into an LLM and it will do the job, and that this is not always the case. He also argues that you no longer need as many developers to do the same job as before. In his view, one proper developer who uses AI well can move so fast that they can replace a couple of people.
Pete's questions in the clip touch on the potential for innovation in the field, and whether someone starting out should pick a technology or tech stack to work in.
Video transcript
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I can see a trend today that a lot of people thinks that can just throw anything into the LM and that will do the job. It's not always the case. >> This is a field so full of potential for innovation. And so tell me what you're doing in in AI. Yes, so I was just going to say if you give some advice to a a solarpreneur or someone starting out, would you advise them to pick a technology knowledge or tech stack to work in? >> You no longer need so much developers to do the same job as before. A one proper developer who uses AI in a good way can accelerate so much that he or she can replace >> >> a couple of people. >> AI, is it hype or help?
