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Google Chief Scientist, Jeff Dean: We will have AI systems operating at the level of junior engineers within a year.

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Jeff Dean’s statement hits different when you realize he’s not speculating — he’s shipping. AI reaching junior dev level in a year means entire engineering pipelines are about to be restructured. This isn’t theory anymore. It’s deployment time.

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I'll believe it when I see it. AI is the new grift industry, billions of dollars poured into it and very little to show. Image gen, writing a little code, helping students cheat, and dong remedial paper work isn't what I call real progress.

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Skeptical. Too much focus on code and academic benchmarks. Not enough focus on the things humans are still better at, which is what is actually required to jobs.

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"but we have that already" - no we don't, not even close. He is talking about actual software engineers, not code generators producing a few components. If you don't understand the difference, you're not qualified to comment on this.

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Who wants an AI system that operates at the level of a Junior Engineer? “How much would like my AI system to fuck up your codebase?” “Yes.”

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It's time for the weekly "we're coming for your jobs" claim to make junior engineers think twice about asking for raises or promotions!

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AI already codes better than junior devs. He must be talking about software architecture, which junior devs are usually quite bad at.

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So insane that people think this is a good thing

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Ai start up idea: Help Junior engineers become senior engineers asap :P

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Google is behind?!

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