A new artificial intelligence (AI) platform that can reportedly write its own code has led many people to question if this will help combat skills shortages in the tech industry.
In an interview with reporters, Craig Sweeney, senior vice president of global strategic talent solutions at WilsonHCG, said it may help to alleviate some of the pressure. However, he added that there will always be a need for the human element when it comes to tech.
“In terms of this particular AI, humans are still required to check the code that the tech produces because it can create problematic codes. This technology could also become a target for those with nefarious intent, so additional security elements would be required,” Sweeney concluded.
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