Part 1 of our "How to Learn to Code in an AI World" series.

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Learning to code is still valuable in an AI world as it builds computational thinking, strengthens problem-solving skills, and equips individuals to shape and contribute to digital spaces. AI tools are evolving to augment rather than replace programming roles, with skilled developers needed to review and debug AI-generated code. Developing deep technical knowledge remains crucial amidst these technological advances.

Is It Still Worth Learning to Code in an AI World?

What is computational thinking and how can you develop it?

How will careers in programming evolve with AI?

I didn’t read the article, but I know the answer:
It is.

Is it still worth learning AI when you can actually learn to code?

Don’t even need to read this. Of course it is.
I don’t see AI as useless, but I tend to use it as a replacement for a Google search. It’s better than getting a bunch of search results for 12 year old Stack Overflow answers. Take advantage, but don’t rely on it.

yes, even more so now. not knowing anything about programming nowadays is the same as being illiterate. schools should teach basic programming logic and how databases works.