AI vs. Programmers and Developers
Historically, programmers and developers were in charge of writing code to create software programmes. Understanding the software's requirements, creating the software, coding it, testing it, and deploying it are all part of the process. However, the job of programmers and developers is evolving as a result of AI. Many of the tedious and time-consuming operations that developers must perform manually can be automated by AI. AI, for example, can aid with code generation, testing, and deployment.
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