<p>Overall, OpenAI DevDay was awesome, a long-forgotten feeling:</p>
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<li>How far are we from the situation where the profession of a developer will die? When anyone can ask some Codex to program everything they need. How will this affect the world? Will we find ourselves in a situation where a person doesn't understand how most of what they created works and how critical that is (after all, 99.999% of people don't understand assembly and machine code on which everything ultimately runs and somehow we live :))</li>
<li>I watched Sam Altman, John Ive, and Greg Brockman from a distance of 10-20 meters and thought, do they really exist, or what if they are all simulations or robots? By the way, do you ever think that 99.999% of people in this world exist for you only in the virtual world, or maybe they donβt exist at all?</li>
<li>Enough suffering from nonsense, it's time to use new technologies and launch product prototypes (the backlog of ideas has been overflowing for a long time).</li>
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Reflections on the Future of Development After OpenAI DevDay
OpenAI DevDay reminded us how far we are from the death of the developer profession and how technology is changing the world.