Raw LLM Responses

I understand the concern, however it is not actually worrisome. The computer science and software engineering you've experienced was just the beginning of the field, which is now called computer science. That's right it is a science. And when it is taught like a science the results are way different. We already often see that a well educated intern can surpass by skill both AI and many seniors. What intern does not have is experience of how things are planned, actually done, what happens when things go wrong afterwards and how it is managed. Well established company processed often mitigate those flaws. Thus the current seniors have to move to somewhat management/supervisor positions, where they manage and just point people in the right directions. The progress in the last 10 years is insane. Things I have to spend couple years on to master are now taught to undergrads in a half a year. The new gen is not software developers or engineers, they are scientists not limited to a set languages or tools - they actually have their pet project code generating AI on par with GPT-4, and they can tackle complex problems. They run our insanely complex product and say something like "hey, that initialization time seems longer that it should be, here is the graph of initialization order of modules and it is not optimal, here is what it should have been, and this is because in your custom code generation module and the custom compiler this feature/optimization is missing, according to compilers theory it should be like this...". Then that intern fixes something that he has found there and wow +20% performance somewhere. Also the language is no longer important for them, yeah we want a C++ dude, but we get an intern, who knows, C++, Java, Scala, Haskell, Python, JavaScript, SQL, Idris, Coq, Scheme, Julia, the list goes on. And when we interview this guy, because well, what's written seems like a lie, turns out yeah, he actually knows that to some depth and that's what he was taught by some very smart professors. I just have to reeducate myself to stay competitive despite being senior.