news

한어Русский языкEnglishFrançaisIndonesianSanskrit日本語DeutschPortuguêsΕλληνικάespañolItalianoSuomalainenLatina

it home reported on september 23 that in recent years, the rapid development of artificial intelligence (ai) has sparked widespread discussion, and people are worried about whether ai will replace human jobs. artists and programmers are particularly worried because ai seems to be able to do both jobs. however, sundar pichai, ceo of google and its parent company alphabet, believes that ai will not replace programmers, but will help more people become programmers.

image source: pixabay

in a speech at carnegie mellon university, pichai talked about the impact of ai on programming jobs. he said:ai is most likely to help people, not replace themit can help existing programmers focus on more advanced tasks instead of solving the same problems over and over again.pichai believes that ai will lower the threshold for programming and enable more people to program through natural language., just like using a creative tool.

pichai also described ai's ability to help a wide range of professionals in their daily activities as the "right perspective" to look at artificial intelligence, and he also called the term "artificial intelligence" inappropriate, which easily leads to the idea of ​​comparison (it home note: that is, comparing artificial intelligence with human intelligence), which is not necessary. he believes that a better term should be "empowered intelligence" and that he "bets that more people will be programming in the future."