Episode 12: Are coding jobs at risk with the rise of AI? Matt Wolfe (https://x.com/mreflow) and Nathan Lands (https://x.com/NathanLands) dive into this compelling topic with guest Mariya Sha (https://x.com/mariyasha888), a seasoned coder and the creator of the popular YouTube channel Python Simplified.
This episode delves into the contradictions and synergies between artificial intelligence and coding, featuring Mariya Sha, who started coding at a young age and later found success with her YouTube channel that simplifies Python programming. Together, they explore the changing landscape of coding due to AI advancements, ethical concerns, and the future of AI-integrated coding environments. Mariya shares her skepticism and hopes for the future, particularly AI's potential impact on coding jobs and the importance of a personalized touch in YouTube content creation.
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Show Notes:
- (00:00) Confusion about AI models and documentation use.
- (05:35) Exciting potential for non-coders to code.
- (08:36) AI is better at handling fast change.
- (09:49) Engineering and coding solve problems, with AI help.
- (14:51) Future AI control raises transparency and ethical concerns.
- (17:03) Debate over open source AI vs national security.
- (19:33) Concerns about LLM capabilities and potential surveillance.
- (25:20) Janssen's free supercomputer and transparency questioned.
- (26:24) Lack of plan B led to GPT domination.
- (32:02) AI model training ethics and inspiration discussion.
- (35:04) Sharing is important, copyright laws are nitpicky.
- (36:43) Startup pivoted towards copyright, government unwilling to change.
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Check Out Matt’s Stuff:
• Future Tools - https://futuretools.beehiiv.com/
• Blog - https://www.mattwolfe.com/
• YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/@mreflow
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Check Out Nathan's Stuff:
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