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Has this CEO tried using the code ChatGPT spits out? It looks correct, but I’d say 80% of the time it isn’t correct. You need to correct it a bunch to get what you want and even then sometimes it just can’t do it.
Not saying it isn’t a cool tool to save time sometimes, but it’s not like it just does the work unsupervised.
It's just personal experience but for me it was the same case when the company I worked for hired one team from that region. Except chatGPT was faster because I waited up to a week to get the same low quality borderline useless code.
I doubt it would wipe out the majority of coders in India but it will definitely replace anyone who doesn't improve their code quality. If you can generate poor quality code in a matter of minutes, why waste more time and money on getting the same quality from a human.
I have similar experiences. Some devs would not be able to pull the repository and stop there, until you ask them for news. Then they tell you they are blocked. When you ask why they didn't look for a solution by themselves or notify you they are block, they reply you something like "I am senior developer, you don't tell me how to do my job". These guys should be afraid of AI, because they will get replaced.