A.I. Now WRITES MORE THAN 25% of CODE at Google!
A.I. Now WRITES MORE THAN 25% of CODE at Google!
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IF A.I. IS LAREADY WRITING MORE THAN 25% OF CODE FOR GOOGLE, WHERE WILL IT BE IN 4 YEARS? WHAT ABOUT ALL OF THE OTHER BIG AND SMALL TECH COMPANIES AROUND THE WORLD THAT DEPLOY CODERS? WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO ALL OF THOSE CODING ENGINEERS WHO SPENT ALL OF THAT MONEY ON ALL OF THOSE DEGREES OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS, PLUS THE ONES GOING THROUGH NOW?
THERE HAS TO COME A POINT IN TIME, AND IT APPEARS THAT TIME IS RAPIDLY APPROACHING, WHERE A.I. + ROBOTICS, WILL REPLACE HUMANS IN THE WORKPLACE BECAUSE THEY WILL BE CHEAPER, MORE ADVANCED, WONT CALL IN SICK, WONT REQUIRE INSURANCE OR HEALTHCARE OR RETIRMENT OR TAXES, AND WILL CONTINUALLY IMPROVE.
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Google is now using AI to write more than a quarter of its new code, according to Google and parent company Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, who shared the news during the firm's most recent earnings call.
Google is "using AI internally to improve our coding processes, which is boosting productivity and efficiency," Pichai said. "Today, more than a quarter of all new code at Google is generated by AI, then reviewed and accepted by engineers. This helps our engineers do more and move faster."
Using a generative AI model to write code isn't exactly a new idea—though it could ultimately result in fewer software engineer jobs, especially at more entry levels, while those who remain take on more work. Earlier this year, startup Cognition Labs announced its own AI "software engineer," dubbed Devin, which can execute entire engineering projects from start to finish with little to no human intervention. And last year, ChatGPT reportedly proved itself to have the skills of a Level 3 software engineer because it was able to pass a Google coding interview.
But using AI to write code could pose copyright issues or create security flaws if it's trained on licensed or old code. And some companies using AI-crafted code have already reportedly experienced outages and cybersecurity problems as a result, primarily due to a lack of adequate human oversight.
Google is continuing to go all-in on AI, from making AI Overviews appear at the top of Google Search to adding AI features to YouTube and developing a new Gemini model. Google is reportedly plotting a December release for its next Gemini model, which may be called Gemini 3.0, and could launch the same month as a new model from its main AI rival, OpenAI.
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