I used to be proud of these skills. Now AI agents do them better.
Что произошло
Источник Reddit r/artificial зафиксировал сигнал: For years, I took pride in being the person who could quickly scan a codebase, navigate the terminal efficiently, and find the right information faster than most developers I worked with. Lately, though, I've realized AI agents outperform me in many of those areas. The answers I used to get by crafting Google searches and digging through Stack Overflow can now be found by AI in minutes. Some models are much faster than I am at identifying bugs, and they're often right. In my experience, GPT-5.5 through Codex can achieve close to a 90% success rate in bug detection and debugging. Even something like writing reports,which I used to spend a lot of time polishing, can now be drafted into something more complete than I'd produce from scratch. I don't really see AI agents as replacing developers anymore. I see them as a resource that has become difficult to ignore. What things do you notice that AI does better than you? And how are you approaching multi-agent workflows, like MCP, anvita flow, Agent Protocol? That’s a challenge I’m looking to tackle next. submitted by /u/Far-Stranger7844 [link] [comments]
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Что подтверждено
| Punkt | Detail |
|---|---|
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| Источник | Reddit r/artificial |
| Проверка | https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/ |
Что проверить дальше
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Источник: Reddit r/artificial – https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1v4aw17/i_used_to_be_proud_of_these_skills_now_ai_agents/; проверка: https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/