AI's creeping into our world like a ninja in the night—stealthy but powerful. They can do tons of tasks these days. We talk about them coding up programs all by themselves nowadays and that’s wild if you ask me. Computers are smart alright, but they don't have our creativity or the human touch—yet.
I mean, sure AI can do a lot of what computer scientists used to handle solo like debugging code which is cool and all that jazz (debugging ain't exactly rocket science). But humans are more than their work. We got emotions, relationships... stuff computers just don’t get yet.
What will happen? Well, the tech world might shift a bit; maybe some of those roles could change or morph into something we haven't even thought up! Computer scientists—they aren't gonna go obsolete. But they may need to level-up their game and learn how to work with AI instead.
It’s like, say you know your way around an old clunky PC from the '90s but now everyone prefers those sleek MacBook Pro laptops; what then? You pick up some skills on these new gadgets or... nah! It'd be too easy. Instead of just using them, right? So AI is like that—it’s there to help and enhance the human role.
So while we might see robots taking over jobs in factories soon as a reality (like they already are), when it comes to stuff needing heartfelt touch or complex decision-making, computers still have their work cut out for them. They've gotta evolve too! It’s not gonna be an end game where human job roles just disappear—we humans ain't that easily replaced.
In short: AI will change the playing field but it won't take over completely anytime soon... at least, I don't think so. We are still in charge of steering this ship.