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If AI takes over junior tasks, where should beginners get their practice?

Suppose a team uses AI for the first draft of routine reports, basic code changes, or initial research. A senior person checks the result and fixes the difficult parts. That might save time, but those ordinary tasks could also have been where a beginner learned to notice mistakes. I can imagine an…

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  1. 2026-10-20 03:13 · r/artificial
    If AI takes over junior tasks, where should beginners get their practice?

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