Given the summer break, my 15-year-old son Alex is engrossed in a coding project rooted purely in his passion. He aims to develop a class schedule reminder app for iPhones for his high school. He has a foundational knowledge of Python, which I had taught him. To further his skills, I subscribed to a poe.com membership for him, allowing him to consult AI models for any coding queries. This left me less worried about providing constant support. When I inquired about his project’s progress this morning, he mentioned that things were going smoothly and that he could consult ChatGPT for any hurdles he encountered.
I conveyed to him that this might be the modus operandi for many future tasks: start with an idea, have some foundational knowledge, and leverage AI (and occasionally human) assistance to solve issues and achieve objectives. In the future, most people might have two primary professions: scientists and entrepreneurs (or engineers, if working solo).
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