Coders need to adapt to new developer roles in a multi-agent AI world, which will value technical depth, business acumen and systems-thinking.

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The New Stack

Developers must adapt their skills for an AI-driven future by focusing on agent orchestration, business process understanding, and systems thinking rather than traditional coding. The new full-stack development includes technical depth, business acumen, and data science capabilities. Key areas for upskilling include building AI agent workflows, understanding business domains, and managing non-deterministic AI systems with proper evaluation and governance.

How (Human) Developers Should Upskill in the AI Era

The author of this article is an experienced journalist with an *interest in machine learning. Outside of that they appear to have little to no developer experience outside of their journalism.
And this gap in knowledge reveals itself in the article.
So advising developers on how to upskill, falls flat when you don’t have any real insight.
Perhaps an article about how journalist should upskill to avoid being replaced by A.I. might be a more fitting topic for this authors breadth of knowledge.
Take with a pinch of salt.

I think that richest people in the world should finally upskill, and give me the half of their wealth. Im not Interested in increasing their wealth anymore.

Could we all please stop quoting CEO’s who are literally in the business of selling AI, about how the future is most definitely going to be AI driven?
Whoever self-proclaimed AI expert wrote this article should either read up on the field in depth or stop writing their opinions about something they don’t even know the basics of. Garbage article, I want my time back.

This was a difficult one to read. Not too sure about it.

After a point nobody in team will have total confidence on what’s going on in this repo.