AGI-level coding automation isn't dumbing down the game—it's raising the ceiling for what's possible. Think about it: when you understand how machines actually think, how systems connect, how code flows through architectures, that knowledge becomes a multiplier effect. The leverage you gain from truly grasping computer fundamentals? That grows exponentially, not linearly. Automation handles the grunt work, sure. But the person who knows what's happening under the hood can orchestrate these tools in ways others can't even imagine. The skill gap isn't closing—it's widening, just in a different direction.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 10h ago
Exactly right, only those who understand the fundamentals can truly ride the wave of AI.
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StopLossMaster
· 16h ago
To be honest, this logic doesn't quite hold up... People who truly understand the fundamentals are already a minority, and automation ultimately allows more people to get things done "without needing to understand." No matter how you package it, this is the trend.
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SellLowExpert
· 16h ago
Basically, those who understand the principles are more in demand; AI replaces those who only know how to CV.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 16h ago
NGL, this tone sounds comfortable, but very few people truly understand the fundamentals deeply.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 16h ago
Exactly right—only those who understand the underlying architecture can truly master these tools; others can only follow the trend and use them.
AGI-level coding automation isn't dumbing down the game—it's raising the ceiling for what's possible. Think about it: when you understand how machines actually think, how systems connect, how code flows through architectures, that knowledge becomes a multiplier effect. The leverage you gain from truly grasping computer fundamentals? That grows exponentially, not linearly. Automation handles the grunt work, sure. But the person who knows what's happening under the hood can orchestrate these tools in ways others can't even imagine. The skill gap isn't closing—it's widening, just in a different direction.