I don't actually think programming knowledge is outdated. It has just become less frequently used (because AI provides enough certainty), but these things still shape us. If we need a better software product, we still need the basic knowledge and information of programming.
I do feel like it's outdated for many of us, just not useless. There's tremendous value in still knowing how to code, debug and review, but I do think my habits from the past are not optimal for the new AI assisted workflows yet and I tend to go too far one way or the other at different times rather than using the best blend, because of old habits or trying to force new ones.
* The Milky way is a +not+ barred spiral galaxy (-> now it has a bar)
* Dinosaurs are extinct (-> now birds are dinosaurs)
BTW, the layout of this website looks very bad on my 4K monitor. It only shows two columns, and the two columns are also aligned to the left.
Programming
I don't actually think programming knowledge is outdated. It has just become less frequently used (because AI provides enough certainty), but these things still shape us. If we need a better software product, we still need the basic knowledge and information of programming.
I do feel like it's outdated for many of us, just not useless. There's tremendous value in still knowing how to code, debug and review, but I do think my habits from the past are not optimal for the new AI assisted workflows yet and I tend to go too far one way or the other at different times rather than using the best blend, because of old habits or trying to force new ones.