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What will be left for us to work on?
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A keynote titled “What will be left for us to work on?” was delivered at the International Conference on Machine Learning in Seoul, addressing concerns about adapting to increasing AI capabilities. Slides from the presentation, along with an annotated transcript, are available for viewing online.
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- Praise: AI is creating opportunities to automate tedious tasks, allowing developers to explore and innovate instead of getting bogged down in manual work.
- Praise: The rise of low-code/no-code solutions driven by AI is making software development more accessible, enabling teams to deliver faster and more efficiently.
- Concern: There's a growing sentiment of AI fatigue and burnout, with many feeling overwhelmed by the constant push to adapt to AI technologies.
- Concern: Concerns are rising that AI might commoditize software development, reducing it to a mere expectation rather than a valued skill set.