> This is what I fear about AI making our jobs superfluous; it will also make our hobbies or anything we enjoy doing superfluous.
This is just silly on 2 levels. First is that programming is fun due to the artistic/creative nature of it. It's not what I program that matters, it's how I program it. No way an AI will replace the fun of thinking about code and then materializing that vision.
Second is that once an AI is good enough to write software better than us, IE. rewrite itself better, then we have reached a form of the singularity and all bets are off.
This is just silly on 2 levels. First is that programming is fun due to the artistic/creative nature of it. It's not what I program that matters, it's how I program it. No way an AI will replace the fun of thinking about code and then materializing that vision.
Second is that once an AI is good enough to write software better than us, IE. rewrite itself better, then we have reached a form of the singularity and all bets are off.