<ul><li>The author argues that programming languages are becoming obsolete in the age of AI.</li><li>They draw parallels between historical advancements and the current rapid evolution of technology.</li><li>Assemblers became outdated with the introduction of compilers and personal computers in the 1980s.</li><li>AI has now mastered interpreting complex human languages, eliminating the language barrier.</li><li>Programming languages are seen as less complex and formal, making them easily translatable for AI.</li><li>The extensive libraries and documentation available to programmers can be comprehended by AI language models.</li><li>While developers may not become obsolete, their roles will shift towards problem analysis and system architecture.</li><li>Important skills for future developers include problem analysis, system architecture decisions, and software design.</li><li>The ability to structure requirements, minimize dependencies, and create a suitable design are crucial for efficient software development.</li><li>AI may not yet replace developers due to challenges in system architecture and articulating problems clearly.</li></ul>

Programming languages in the age of AI

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