The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years has sparked widespread debate and concern about whether AI will replace human jobs. Artists andprogrammerParticularly worrying, as AI seems to be capable of doing both jobs. HoweverGoogleand its parent company Alphabet's CEO Sundar Pichai believes that AI won't replace programmers, instead its going to help more people become programmers.
In a speech at Carnegie Mellon University, Pichai talked about the impact of AI on programming jobs, stating thatAI is most likely to help people, not replace them. It helps existing programmers to focus on more advanced tasks rather than solving the same problems over and over again. In addition.Pichai believes AI will lower the barriers to programming and enable more people to program through natural language, just like using a creative tool.
Pichai also described AI's ability to help many professionals in their daily activities as the "right perspective" on artificial intelligence, and he also said that the term "artificial intelligence" is not very appropriate, and that it is easy for people to have the idea of comparison (IT home note: that is, to compare artificial intelligence with human intelligence). He also said that the term "artificial intelligence" is inappropriate and tends to give people the idea of comparison (IT Home note: comparing artificial intelligence with human intelligence), which is not necessary. He thinks a better term would be "empowered intelligence," and he's "betting that more people will be programming in the future.