Why AI Coding Agents Didn't Replace Us, But Changed What It Means to Be a Developer
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We spent the last few years arguing over whether AI tools would take our jobs. Every week brought a new benchmark, a flashier demo, or a hot-take about how junior developers were going extinct because an LLM could spit out a React component in three seconds. Now that the dust has settled, the reali…
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- 2026-09-14 06:36 · DEV Community — AI
Why AI Coding Agents Didn't Replace Us, But Changed What It Means to Be a Developer
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