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 ### Why I find this article interesting - Rachel Kindangen 
 
-It's definitely impressive and jarring to see that AI has been developed to before better than the average programmer. However, I think there are still several advantages of having a human be a programmer. In scrum teams, for example, being able to collaborate with others is definitely an advantage and arguably increases the efficiency of development more so than an automated AI programmer.
+It's definitely impressive and jarring to see that AI has been developed to before better than the average programmer. However, I think there are still several advantages of having a human be a programmer. In scrum teams, for example, being able to collaborate with others is definitely an advantage and arguably increases the efficiency of development more so than an automated AI programmer.
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+## Mateus Silva Aragao (aragaomateus) Comments:
+That's a very interesting article, and I believe that we should look into it not only from the AI standpoint but also on how this can affect our trade (software engineering). I feel that that is a glimpse of automation penetrating, even more, the field of a software engineer. Those that used to drive the automation that caused the displacement of jobs now are poised to suffer from the same devil. 
+I don't think that this is harmful, but I believe that this is the opportunity for us to focus on skills that can not yet be reproduced by AI. Knowing how to ask the right questions,  solving larger problems, and teamwork required for building large apps are still intrinsic to humans and will continue to for a long time.