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In simple terms, AI will become much more powerful in the future and will work alongside humans. In some cases, it may even take over certain tasks. But the important point people often miss is cost.
As AI becomes more advanced, the cost of building, running, and maintaining it also increases. In many situations, hiring a skilled human developer can actually be cheaper than relying fully on an AI system.
Another key point is that AI still cannot work completely on its own. It needs human guidance, clear instructions, and ongoing monitoring to function properly.
So even if a company reduces the number of developers and shifts toward AI, they will still need experienced humans to manage and oversee it. That means they end up paying for both AI systems and human expertise at the same time.
Because of this, AI is unlikely to fully replace humans. Instead, it will mostly be a powerful tool that helps people work faster and smarter, especially in areas like research, analysis, and productivity.
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