• neon_nova@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    1 day ago

    It absolutely could. Also keep in mind that we are still in the early days of AI. As these systems get better, there will be less and less a need for people to intervene.

    Last night, I noticed some bugs, but it was easy to have so fix it.

    I think an important skill people will need is to be able to test the vibe coded apps really well. There are random bugs here and there that I don’t find on my first couple times using it.

    For purposes my purposes, that’s not a problem. But I’ve never used bug free software before, so maybe it’s not really any worse than commercial software. At least I can have the ai fix the bugs that I encounter instead of waiting for the company to do it.