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Do You Resent AI?
If you’re a developer, do you resent generative AI’s ability to write code?
Yes, because I spent a lot of time learning how to code.
0%
Yes, because I fear that employers will replace me and/or my peers with it.
0%
Yes, because too much investment is going to AI at the expense of other needs.
0%
No, because it makes too many programming mistakes.
0%
No, because it can’t replace what I do.
0%
No, because it is a tool that will help me be more productive.
0%
No, I am a highly evolved being and resent nothing.
0%
I don’t think much about AI.
0%
AUTHOR PROFILE
B. Cameron Gain
B. Cameron Gain

BC Gain is founder and principal analyst for ReveCom Media. His obsession with computers began when he hacked a Space Invaders console to play all day for 25 cents at the local video arcade in the early 1980s. He then started writing code for very elementary games on the family Commodore 64 and programming in BASIC on the high school PC. He has since become a long-time and steadfast Linux advocate and loves to write about IT and tech. His byline has appeared in Wired, PC World, CIO, Technology Review, Popular Science, and Automotive News.

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