idk what it says that it was fairly easy for AI to replace software engineers but we're not even close on writing and design
turns out being "non-technical" was the real flex
The post by @clairevo (2026-08-02) contrasts perceived AI progress across fields: they argue AI has fairly easily displaced software engineers but remains far from matching human writing and design. The punchline reframes non-technical skills as the unexpected career advantage amid automation.
On 2026-08-02, @clairevo asserts that AI fairly easily replaced software engineers.
idk what it says that it was fairly easy for AI to replace software engineers but we're not even close on writing and design
turns out being "non-technical" was the real flex