TruthAdjuster
June 16th, 2001, 07:05 PM
At present, I have a promising carrier as a system level programmer. My only fear is that...soon...advances in AI will render all programming languages obsolete. Will AI replace programmers?
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Alex Fedotov
June 18th, 2001, 03:41 AM
Surely. Except those of them who will program that AI :)
flipflop
June 18th, 2001, 09:44 AM
Never. Why ? Software-development is terrible behind the hardware development.
Imagine this (taken from a Terminator Scenario):
"..the T2000 busts through the concrete walls og Pentagon, in his everlasting quest to crush humanity. Terrific screams and the sound of small-arms fire doesn't seem to impress him, as he scans the area.
The T2000 soon finds a suitable target for his attached rocketlauncher.
He sets the range and x,y coordinates to the target, and is about to launch, when suddently a messagebox appears in his interior HUD-display
"Unable to launch weapon. Missing winRL.dll"
OK | CANCEL
Whereas he sadly returns to the US defense Lab." :-)
Thats facts, my friend.
Imagine this (taken from a Terminator Scenario):
"..the T2000 busts through the concrete walls og Pentagon, in his everlasting quest to crush humanity. Terrific screams and the sound of small-arms fire doesn't seem to impress him, as he scans the area.
The T2000 soon finds a suitable target for his attached rocketlauncher.
He sets the range and x,y coordinates to the target, and is about to launch, when suddently a messagebox appears in his interior HUD-display
"Unable to launch weapon. Missing winRL.dll"
OK | CANCEL
Whereas he sadly returns to the US defense Lab." :-)
Thats facts, my friend.
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