AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
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AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
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Re: AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
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#3There are plenty of engineers, who simply can't think, AI will not change anything in this regard.
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#4Meh, there’s plenty that rise in their careers while being mediocre.
Re: AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
#5There are plenty of engineers, who simply can't think, AI will not change anything in this regard.
How do you graduate your engineering degree without being able to think?
Even my colleagues who cheated their way through uni still needed critical thinking to do that and get away with cheating without being caught.
People might hate this but being a good cheat requires a lot of critical thinking.
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#6AI is creating problems. This isn’t one of them. Engineers are going to now think at a higher level of abstraction. No one misses coding in assembly.
Re: AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
#7Meh, there’s plenty that rise in their careers while being mediocre.
The tech industry lost the plot when SCRUM Masters and AGILE coaches were highly paid con-men to waste everyone's time and add no value while raking in the coal. AI doesn't impact something already broken.
Re: AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
#8There are plenty of engineers, who simply can't think, AI will not change anything in this regard.
How do you graduate your engineering degree without being able to think? Even my colleagues who cheated their way through uni still needed critical thinking to do that and get away with cheating without being caught. People might hate this but being a good cheat requires a lot of critical thinking.
You don't need a 4.0 to graduate. And even if you got one, a lot of grades are composed of tests, not projects. You can just memorize your way through things if you were dedicated enough.
It's not really that hard to get a degree in engineering if your only goal is the degree itself.
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#9I think there are engineers that can’t think without AI. But the best think with it. Unfortunately, we are now living in a day and age where simply ignoring AI is no longer an option.
Re: AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
#10Hard disagree. I feel like I'm thinking a lot more now because I have so many parallel projects going on at the same time. AI has allowed me to really, truly create in a way that I've never done before. Yes, my coding skills probably aren't as sharp as they used to be, but my system design skills are at an all time high. Don't blame the tool.