ChatGPT is fit to be McKinsey's VP now

My fellow engineers this chatgpt may not replace but it will surely reduce no of Software engineer. A project deadline was missed and project manager called team(10people) and infront of them he completed the project not alone but taking help of chatgpt and 4 of 10. "So u see 6 can be replaced anyday" he told . Your bro being intern was just mute spectator but inside fati to mere bhi thi. So guys use chatgpt otherwise someone will replace u by using chatgpt

I have around 8 years of active development work experience across multiple stacks, both front end and backend. From past 6 months I have been using GPT as assistant and must say it’s getting dangerously perfect . We are now able to do projects at almost half the cost. There has literally been no hiring done for 6 months without affecting productivity a bit. I wonder how many days before it takes over half the jobs in tech including mine.

Let's see how this turns

Is you company hiring more AI engineers? Or Firing for basic roles that can be performed using AI?

Folks who are hiring for jobs that require ideating or writing, have you noticed the extensive use of ChatGPT in application responses? Once we recieve job applications, we send out 4 simple questions to shortlisted candidates. What surprised us is the over use of ChatGPT in most assignments. And not just for minor tweaking or to add a finishing touch—some answers are clearly generated directly by ChatGPT (one even included this phrase ""As an AI language model, I suggest...""). And this was for an experienced role. How are other recruiters addressing this challenge? And how are applicants making use of ChatGPT in their responses?

Hey guys, I've been working in top tier consulting firm for a year and I'm just bored of making decks. What exit opportunities exist for me?

Does anyone have any insights into the type of projects, culture, WLB etc. in the Big 3 Management Consulting firms in India, especially in Bangalore? Thank you.

I've been using GPT to do any task I pick up- write code, generating UI palettes, create and check legal docs, writing product copies etc. GPT-4 has aced all tests. Recently diagnoed a dog with an ailment better than vets. As a result, The only skill I feel like getting better at now is asking GPT questions. I don't see the point in learning anything new if it's all becoming redundant with generative AI. Anyone else who's in the same boat here?