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Our company uses AI tools as just that, tools to help us do the job without having to do the boring stuff.
Like I can now just write a comment about state for a modal and it will auto generate the repetitive code of me having to write const [isModalOpen, setIsModalOpen] = useState(false);.
Or if I write something in one file it can reason that I am going to be using it in the next file so it can generate the code I would usually type. I still have to solve problems itβs just I can do it quicker now.
But thisbis OPs point. People are getting fired from tech companies because they don't need as many people any more. Work is being done faster and cheaper by using AI.