Juan Pablo

Al won't replace jobs. It will create new ones." Okay. Name one.

Name 1 career AI will never replace.

Hot take: The biggest risk of vibe coding isn't bad code. It's building something nobody wants.

Software engineers won’t be replaced in 6 months. Someone will still have to fix what the AI wrote.

I’m 43 years old, am I too old to start from scratch and become a founder?

Hot take: Vibe coding is the fastest way to ship something that works. It's also the fastest way to ship something you can't explain, can't fix, and can't sell. Most people only discover the second part when it's already in production.

Developers who say “AI can’t replace me” — are they confident or just in denial?

If your company fired the entire engineering team tomorrow and replaced them with AI agents, what would you do first?

Developers will be replaced by AI. Is this really true?

How much time do software engineers have left?

If AI keeps getting better at coding, math, and research, what will humans actually be needed for in 10 years?

Hot take AI won’t kill small businesses. It’ll save the ones that adapt fast.

Would you rather have perfect AI that never makes mistakes, or imperfect AI that you fully control?

AI can write the code. AI can explain the code. AI can fix the code. So why are experienced engineers still so valuable?

What happened to Perplexity?

Would you rather ship something ugly in 2 days with AI, or something polished in 2 weeks without it?

If AI keeps improving at this pace, what will humans actually get paid to do in 2035?

What will improve the most in AI over the next 2 years? Coding, reasoning, agents, or design?

Unpopular opinion Side effect of building your own thing: you become completely unemployable.

Software engineering students are learning the fundamentals of programming in college right now. Imagine the shock when they get to the real world and learn that nobody writes or reads code anymore.

In 2 years, will most code be written by humans reviewing AI, or by AI reviewing humans?