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And honestly, programming is likely going to be adopting more AI where that just becomes part of the workflow.

And I think not using it is probably going to be putting people behind the eight ball.

And as you guys mentioned too, the idea of

being a junior and moving to a senior level is probably going to take different shape moving forward.

I'm glad that we all kind of agree that AI, it's positives, that way it's negatives, and it's a tool, and it also is something that programmers should be encouraged to be adopting.

So I'd like to hear again what our audience thinks, and it's a great conversation that we can continue in the Ask the Programmer community.

which I know Brian's part of, and James and I try to participate in as much as possible.

So please join us there.

Brian, how can people get in touch with you?

How can they learn more about what you're doing and also pose any questions or reach out to you?

That's awesome.

I appreciate that.

James, same thing.

Any final thoughts and how can people get in touch with you and continue the conversation?

Fantastic.

And for me, you can reach me at Steve Greenblatt on social media, most platforms.

But I'm really prominent on LinkedIn right now.

My company, Control Concepts, is a supporter of this podcast.

And we build some of the building blocks that programmers use to get their projects done, whether you're integrating products or you're adding functionality to your system.

So you could find more about that at controlconcepts.net.