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AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilot and GPT-4 have rapidly become “pair programmers” for developers, raising new questions about programmer productivity and skill. These tools can autocomplete code, suggest functions, generate tests, and even explain errors – capabilities that were almost science fiction a few years ago. For tech leads, a pressing concern is whether such strong AI tools are narrowing skill gaps (by boosting junior developers and automating grunt work) or widening them (by letting top engineers achieve even more, or by creating a divide between those who adapt and those who don’t).
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For the past decade, no-code tools promised to make software creation more accessible. They lowered the barrier to entry, empowered non-developers, and accelerated experimentation. The goal was noble — to give more people the ability to build software.
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