Заменяет ли ИИ разработчиков? Что происходит на самом деле

Is software engineering dead? I don't think so. We were never paid to write code. We were paid to solve problems for businesses, and that part isn't going anywhere. In this walk-and-talk, I share what I'm actually seeing in tech: AI isn't replacing developers; it's letting fewer developers get more done. What I talk about: → Why friends who got laid off "because of AI" are all working again → Why the bar for junior developers is higher, and why breaking in was always hard → Weekend projects vs. real systems: who owns it when something breaks? → Why tokens and infrastructure costs can sink a vibe-coded SaaS → What a talk I gave in Japan taught me about what clients actually want → How domain knowledge turns code into value → My move from React front-end work to AI engineering ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 Is software engineering dead? 0:29 AI lets fewer developers do more 1:09 Friends who got laid off "because of AI" 1:28 The bar for junior developers is higher 1:52 Why you'll still need humans 2:10 Weekend projects vs. real systems 3:23 What you get from a supported open-source product 4:35 A human has to own the responsibility 5:15 Coding was never about buttons and widgets 6:02 Think in systems: architecture, DSA, infrastructure 6:40 The hidden cost of AI apps at scale 7:43 My talk in Japan: put the human first 9:17 Development is about solving business problems 9:57 Domain knowledge: the jiu-jitsu school example 10:52 The math genius who happened to use Python 11:28 Find your niche 12:46 From React to AI engineering 💬 Where do you see the shift happening? Tell me what you've struggled with in the comments. I want to keep this conversation realistic. #AI #SoftwareEngineering #WebDevelopment #LearnToCode #AIEngineering #CareerAdvice