Carson Gross says programming skills remain valuable despite AI tools
Carson Gross, a software engineer and advocate for simplicity in web development, argues that programming remains a valuable career even with AI tools. In an essay on the [htmx](https://htmx.org) blog, Gross states that computer programming is fundamentally about problem-solving and managing complexity. He suggests that these skills will not lose value, even as AI tools emerge, because they are…
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- Carson Gross argues programming skills remain vital despite AI advancements
- Programming is about problem-solving and managing complexity, he says
- No specific AI tools or career projections are mentioned in the essay
Gross’s perspective contrasts with some industry discussions about AI’s potential to replace certain programming tasks. His view emphasizes the enduring need for human oversight and technical expertise in software development, particularly in areas where nuanced problem-solving and control over complexity are required.
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