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AI writes the code now. So why do founders still hire engineers? đź‘€
AI writes the code now. Cool. Plot twist: the work didn’t disappear, it moved. đź«
📊 73% of devs who use AI tools use them every single day, and 66% use coding agents. But only 20% use AI to run production. Writing code got cheap. Running it didn’t.
🧩 AI touches ~60% of dev work, but only 0–20% can be fully handed off. The rest is architecture, system design and judgment. That’s the job now.
đź“ť Client briefs changed too:
→ “Build me a CRUD dashboard” is now “I built this MVP with AI. Make it real.”
→ “Add a chatbot” is now “I need an agent that actually remembers context.”
→ “Ship in 3 months” is now “Prototype by Friday, production next month.”
That gap is where I live. I design the architecture, build the agent and memory layers, put cost and security guardrails around them, and launch. I do it as a long-term partner, not a ticket-closer.
Got an AI prototype that’s 80% vibes and 20% production? Let’s fix that. 🚀
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You have a point but a time is coming when that manual work will be fully automated with Ai.
As most of us are still doing manual work some people are busy training Ai to take over that activities in nearby future
Manual work is always better than ai slop you can use ai for some clips but full video made with ai is unprofessional and a waste of money and resources
The point about people quietly training AI on today's manual tasks is the part most of us underestimate. Do you think the craft shifts to directing and curating those models, rather than disappearing entirely?
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