OpenAI makes a ChatGPT-like tool called Codex that can write software. Here's why Codex won't replace developers and will instead create more demand for their skills.
to write code and associated descriptions that will help Codex learn to become a better programmer, Semafor reported.
Similarly, Codex further simplifies certain software engineering tasks. Programmers don't have to spend as much time on rote work that others have done a million times over, but they'll need to understand the code that a tool like Codex produces, Partovi said. Developers using Codex or a similar tool who can't explain what their code is doing aren't going to become productive engineers.
"I'm confident it'll make engineering easier," Partovi said."Then we'll have more engineers, and more software engineering. Demand for technology is only limited by the supply of engineers.
"It just requires having a lot of conversation with students about the real basics of, why are we here?" Lee said.
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