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Carson Gross on Programming, Complexity, and AI's Future
Originally published on Simon Willison's Weblog by Simon Willison
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Summary & Key Takeaways ​
- Carson Gross defines programming as problem-solving and complexity control.
- He believes these skills will remain valuable despite AI advancements.
- The core value of programming as a career is expected to persist.
- AI tools are seen as augmenting, not replacing, fundamental programming skills.
Our Commentary ​
I resonate with this quote from Carson Gross. It's easy to get caught up in the "AI will take our jobs" panic, but the core of programming—problem-solving and managing complexity—feels inherently human. AI can automate the mundane, but the creative, architectural thinking? That's still us. I find it reassuring, honestly.
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