Corey Grant

You know what I'm saying?

That's kind of weird.

You think like we never have enough engineers.

We never have enough, you know, software devs.

We never have enough this.

But now you have a tool that can more or less do the damn job for you.

But we're not seeing an explosion of those people unless you tell me I'm wrong.

I think you're going to see more people needing to become... I jokingly like to say that I'm tech literate.

I can carry on enough of a conversation.

I can tell what I'm mostly looking at when I'm looking at code other people created.

But the idea of me just sitting down from scratch and opening up a terminal window to do it is not a thing that's...

that's at least currently in my wheelhouse.

But I can recognize problems.

I could change dimensions.

I could swap a library out.

I could, you know, some of the basics like that.

And I think there will come a time where just those simple skills will be enough to carry you a long way.

But, you know, essentially somebody's still got to be around to, I guess, fix it.

But, you know, when you think about coding even, and I know this is a rabbit hole,

You know, we were talking about how you could go back.