"Don't Learn to Code, Study This Instead..." NVIDIA Jensen Huang | Howie Lim

[@djj_tw_s9276]

we have calculator but still got to learn math. It only help us work smarter and faster, but it didn't make learning pointless. Bless everyone who still learning.

[@ronniekoomba922]

There will be a time where it's still needed - manual coding. This auto this and auto that is nice, but we always turn back to the basics for many things.

[@bojantanasic221]

Honestly ai won't replace the 2% of programmers who inovate. It will replace the other 98% who follow trends. And can't programming in low level. Ai can't replace something not invented yet but will learn the IT slave jobs at a faster pace than a human. If you don't work on chips, embedded systems, aerospace defense, mechanical engineering. Ai will most likely surpass you.

[@howie-lim]

Yes, I agree, it will replace most mundane tasks of coding and other work but not higher level things related to AI, as you mentioned in your comment. Its a double edge sword but you have to be up to speed on whats going on or you`re going to be left behind regardless of where you are on the professional foodchain.

[@ds86496]

robots will build chips thats what he said😂 these mechanical engineers are more worried for us than we are worried about ourselves.. believe me we, theoretical computer scientists will be in demand more than ever, because only we will be the one controlling ai.. and ai will always have some limitations at very abstract level and it will always require someone possessed with deep theoretical knowledge of computer science than chip mechanics, and we will be the one, who will become the bridge between humans and ai.. your mechanical engineering is 90% already gone, and will go out complete in some years😂😂

[@Socialmedia......Addiction]

So what should upcoming generation do excluding ai and ml

[@JesusBrice-zh7cv]

@@Socialmedia......Addictionhe said If you dont work on Chips, embedded systems, aerospace defense, mechanical engineering, AI will most likely surpass you.

[@fredrikbergquist5734]

I use AI to create a structure in PowerPoint and it creates nice illustrations and captions and layout and theme. It can sift through emails sorting them after priority, that is nice. I use AI to fight bureaucracy and corporate admin and I love it!

[@howie-lim]

Thanks for the tips!

[@rmzzz76]

So far it’s just allowing Programmers to work faster, being able to generate 30% of the code I create just allows me to be more productive… I’m correcting and adding to that 30% generated and the other 70% gets into business knowledge and knowing what type of modules to build… every knowledge worker profession, including attorneys and medical doctors face the same transition… until these models are perfect humans will still be needed

[@howie-lim]

Yes, very true. It has helped immensely in tech and fields like healthcare, not perfect but I suppose these models will be further and further fine tuned into better models for to enhance and speed up work for people.

[@fredrikbergquist5734]

It depends on which country you live in. If you live in the US you should study Law so you can sue people, study Economics to make money from papers, be a Military so you can fight war overseas. Look at what prestige universities teach. Programming is not for the US, coders are just laughed at.

[@reasonwarrior]

The problem with the pursue the things you are interested in mantra is that most work just isn't that interesting. What is the most interesting and attractive about these jobs is earning a high wage. You aren't going to get paid a high wage if an AI can just do the most difficult parts for you or it removes the scarcity of your skills.

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

Hmm, so if I tell AI service "please create a trading platform that can handle 4 million transactions per second", I will get the entire application in few seconds, right? Great

[@howie-lim]

Wouldn’t doubt it in the future

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

Ok, for that to happen the AI model needs to be trained on hundreds of such mission critical high valued business applications. When the open source world itself is shrinking with Red Hat, IBM, Oracle, Microsoft tweaking their extent of open-ness, do you think such large Wall Street companies will donate their application source code and leave for pilgrimage?

[@KalvinMauveMusic]

I have more love and respect for plankton than Nvidia's CEO jENSEN hWANG . Disclaimer: This is not hate speech as there is a possibility I love plankton more than he loves his own family.

[@howie-lim]

I respect everyone`s opinion here, thanks for sharing

[@priyamganguly]

Plankton! 😆 That's a nice one. 👍

[@claudiaweisz8129]

What is the problem with Jensen Hwang in your opinion?

[@Maver1ck101]

What has Jensen done to you? LOL

[@agyemanboaten4385]

Well if AI goes wrong as presumably A,I itself is code what will we do if no one e knows how to code?

[@the.real.ihab1]

well we are all screwed then

[@nikyabodigital]

I want to understand why the nvidia ceo said that.. please make another vid about this i feel this vid is a bit defensive position. I want to actually get in the nvidia ceo's brain. How can he be so confident that he said that in front of many people? Coz they are possibily knowing something we dont. Like the AI roadmap of creating agents and whatever. Dont get me wrong. Its a good video but i didnt understood why he could say that with such confidence can we talk more about AI roadmap on what possibly they are seeing

[@howie-lim]

Yes, if you look at Jensen compared to a lot of other Tech CEOs you`ll find him very practical, humble and a good head about him. Most of the other Tech CEOs are pushing some political agenda or so concerned about profitability that they loose sight of their company`s mission and overall objective.

[@CHAMONIX552]

(quote) What Huang is doing is to deceive laymen to achieve the purpose of making money. As a person who has been doing software for nearly 20 years, I can say very responsibly that the most important thing in making software is to understand the vague The requirements are not understood by the people who put forward the requirements. Software engineers clarify them through repeated exchanges - there are bugs in the system, and often you cannot describe clearly what the bug is in a picture. For example, I am What are the settings on interface A, what is done on interface B, how is interface C handled, and what problems arise - the maintenance of a system code is done by humans, unless the entire system is written by AI. Once humans want to intervene, People have to understand the content of the code. This in itself is an irresolvable contradiction. AI can help you make the system good, but it will never be possible to create a maintainable system in a personalized way and communicate with people based on domain knowledge. It is something that requires people to intervene. This is what software engineers do. They are not just doing grammar.

[@malixahmed]

Yeah coding is just a little part of Software Engineering ,its mostly about taking the requirements understadig the problem,solving it ,desiging it and after all these important steps we have to code the solution thrugh programming languages

[@paulodomingues4179]

Don't worry, by the time AI have substitute developers, medics lawyers and engineers will also be in trouble.😂

[@ntwalipat2]

Much like how engineers and medical professionals today are aided by technology, this trend will persist in the future.

[@7789-k9t]

🤣exactly

[@bitcoinxofficial]

If there are no programmers, there is no AI. He just don't want you to learn to code then build Company to compete with his company

[@howie-lim]

I agree, but the law of economics states that where demand outstrips supply there will be a need to fill that thus programmers need to up their skills to meet the growing AI sector.

[@AzharJamil-qd7un]

i think data sci degree will not be replaced by ai

[@Angel-ob8cx]

Very true, I program video games using ai generated script no need to bother my self, basic knowledge is enough.

[@ravinr9583]

AI/ML also requires basics of python??

[@howie-lim]

Python vital

[@trakba]

Saw the whole video but still didnt get the point. I need a captain to explain.

[@7789-k9t]

same buddy

[@Elebele71]

I can give a try. AI can code anything now, we all know this. So a basic understanding of programming is enough instead of mastering it. In lieu of mastering programming, we can focus on AI and how to use it effectively in any field - that will be the job of the future.

[@jackq2331]

However，if we dont learn and practice coding. Even if we implement a feature quickly，the code will be hard to maintain.

[@MasoomLog-wu4wg]

I need 🎉

[@calvinmack6988]

it still cost money to use the shit. Send me a link otherwise

[@calvinmack6988]

AI is explosively enticing on every level. Keeping from being lazy will be the new struggle to stave off human ingenuity

[@AzharJamil-qd7un]

ai cannot take place of human critical thinking

[@howie-lim]

I know, its a tool to help us, lets see where it goes.

[@AzharJamil-qd7un]

if every person will learn AI then then there will be flood of ai engineers in market

[@DTreatz]

*TL;DR* Better start learning other things *now* before you get replaced 🤣 Guess I"ll be looking into EE and Medicine as well

[@computerpro123abc]

GARBAGE, HOW COULD YOU REPEAT SUCH NON SENSE!!!! WHEN YOU USE CHAT GPT TO GENERATE A PROGRAM, ALL YOU GET IS A VERY SUPERFICIAL OUTLINE OF A PROGRAM. 50% INCOMPLETE OR WRONG!!!!! THE OUTLINE(VERY BASIC PROGRAM) IS HELPFUL TO GET YOU STARTED, BUT IN NO WAY IS IT A USABLE PROGRAM. YOU HAVE TO BE A VERY GOOD PROGRAMMER TO FIX ANY AI SOFTWARE.

[@howie-lim]

Yes, but it does help the completion and authoring process, in the fields of content creation copywriters and marketers use it extensively and has increased productivity and time to market. I agree that a good coder will continue to be valued in the market although s/he will have to change either the way they implement the code or learn how to use AI effectively to be a part of the process otherwise there is risk of being left behind.

[@sergeantrecker9737]

You are right, i used chat gpt to create a soldier ai in unity, which requires too many states as patrolling, taking nearest cover spot, changing cover when player come too close etc..but chat gpt failed but Liam academy's tutorial helped me.

[@DemetriusHayes-k8b]

Whatever, you think Donald trump has the intelligence to use a computer? There’s always going to be a need for an intelligent person. Either time or intelligence will dictate it

[@johnmichalek9802]

This video was supposed to be an intelligent subject but you brought your cr@py politics into it. Grow up.

[@瑜珊張-x3p]

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[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

😢😢😢 take me there ....

[@AzharJamil-qd7un]

Still ai is not 100% correct

[@y2kprawn]

The richer these people get the thicker they get.

[@howie-lim]

Richer and fatter,

[@EstellaWhite-ws7gh]

❤❤❤

[@computerpro123abc]

NON SENSE VIDEO BY SOMEONE WHO HAS NEVER USED CHAT GPT TO GENERATE A PROGRAM( AI SOFTWARE IS 50% IBCOMPLETE WITH 50% ERRORS) THIS IS ALL HYPE!! TO PUMP UP THE STOCK.

[@janostoth4315]

AI Coding will be only able to do simple stuff and need much "luck". Because codes (especially for more complex things) are always full of bugs at the beginning. I do not think, that the AI-coding will be good in finding and fixing bugs. Some bugs are very hard to find and to fix. The AI WILL fail on these ! And a code full of bugs is worthless !

[@saiwaqa2573]

Im curious, why do you think that AI can't learn these things, and perform these tasks better than you?

[@jenk663]

not really...

[@zerodelta3520]

Bull and utter hogwash, methinks. LLMs will never produce serious, non-trivial, production-grade code. But a very nice use-case for current -state AI, would be to let it preview videos about "AI is making human coding obsolete", train it to recognize the BS tell-tales (scrolling pages of unindented trivial javascript in the background, for instance) so that it saves us the wasted three minutes, forty-odd seconds..