Will AI replace Developers & other IT jobs ?

We’re already seeing staff cuts, layoffs, and teams requiring just one developer per specialty per project when they used to need four or five of each… I’m seeing the reality that AI is actually taking away jobs, and it’s happening… but who should I believe? Programming YouTubers who make a living teaching and tell you that you won’t be replaced as long as you keep learning from their courses? Or CEOs—the ones who do the hiring—who say that AI is here to replace employees? Feel free to give your

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