Francisco Carpe knew that a job contract would not take long to arrive after graduating. I had studied programming in the nineties. What could go wrong? Formed at the turn of the century, Carpe’s generation saw with excitement how the software It became the raw material of the global economy and, mainly, a sector synonymous with job stability. This last promise has been blown up, Carpe admits. The launch of ChatGPT and Claudeamong other artificial intelligence (AI) tools, has rewritten the rules for tech workers and office workers more generally. AI has called into question the extent to which certain skills accumulated over time are necessary in a long list of occupations. The 48-year-old programmer, who works for NTTData, remembers that he chose computing because it was the career of the future. Now we have to ask ourselves: what future was he talking about?
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