How is the future of AI Automation Agency ?

Where is Devin btw?

How important it is to upgrade technical skills for a mid level engineers with 5-8 yoe keeping in mind the AI is on rise. 3 options: 1. It’s important to include AI in your skills. 2. No, it won’t impact that much and will fade with time. 3. Better to start slowly with AI and have secondary skills.

- Researchers have developed an AI Scientist that can read literature, formulate hypotheses, and write papers. - Created by Sakana AI and academic labs in Canada and the UK, it automates the full research cycle. - AI Scientist can only conduct research in machine learning and lacks the ability to perform lab work. - The system uses evolutionary computation to improve algorithms and conducts its own 'experiments'. - While the results are incremental, the AI Scientist's code and results are fully open for analysis. Source: [Nature](https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02842-3)

I have seen LLM models getting better day by day and seem to replace a lot of tedious roles that interns would do. How will this change the job market over time? Should people start learning coding to stay relevant in today's times? How will this pan out in 10 years?

It’s clear that companies won’t need engineers 10 years from now. They’ll just need people who know what to make. Who to sell to. How to sell to. At what price. This will be the great commoditization of Software development Take it or leave it.

Recently there has been a huge drama at OpenAI. But rather than AGI, even a targeted model that has been trained on decades of experience of a firm can do a lot of things. With possible future advancements in quest for AGI, what do you think will change in your role?

Hey folks, As a lot of news and post are popping out nowadays, threatening job to be replaced by AI. So ,can you guys please suggest whether we should be learning AI or some other tools than traditional programming...e.g Salesforce, Servicenow,SAP etc.