<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>At PyCon US, the writer focused on networking and speaking to various Python community members.</li><li>Most experts interviewed didn't believe AI would replace developers due to focusing on core programming problems where AI is less helpful.</li><li>One expert mentioned that AI is similar to the new Stack Overflow and can assist with repetitive tasks and boilerplate code.</li><li>An expert advised against blindly relying on AI without understanding the code it generates.</li><li>Another expert emphasized that companies shouldn't replace junior developers as they are crucial for future development.</li><li>There were mixed opinions on AI's role in coding, with some stating it will change how developers work, while others highlighted its efficiency in streamlining tasks.</li><li>Many Python experts use AI tools like Copilot for everyday tasks, but some find AI unsuitable for their complex coding needs.</li><li>Overall, it was agreed that AI won't replace developers soon, but will impact how coding is done.</li><li>The writer also met Paul Everitt at the conference, who shared insights and a Python documentary trailer.</li></ul>

Will AI Replace Junior Developers? I Asked Experts at Pycon US

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