The next evolution of software developers: from implementation to intent, orchestration, and ownership.
Over the last few months, I've read countless articles debating whether AI will replace software developers. Some predict the end of programming as we know it, while others argue that nothing significant will change.
Personally, I think both perspectives miss the point.
The real transformation isn't that AI can write code. We already know it can. The interesting question is what happens to our profession when writing code is no longer the hardest part of building software.
When I look back at the history of software engineering, I notice a recurring pattern. Every major innovation has raised the level of abstraction.
