Artificial intelligence excels at specific tasks like language refinement and processing text, yet it lacks the contextual reasoning and emotional intelligence found in humans. Software architects remain crucial as they possess deep domain knowledge and skills in effective design that AI cannot replicate. However, architects who understand and use AI effectively will thrive. AI serves as an efficient tool for exploration and enhancing clarity in documentation, highlighting its supportive role in the architectural process, but not as a replacement for human roles.
Artificial intelligence excels at refining language and processing large text volumes, but lacks human-like contextual reasoning and emotional intelligence, Avraham Poupko said.
Many human traits come into play when doing software architecture. As an architect, he suggests using AI for exploring tradeoffs and refining language with clarity and precision.
They will be replaced by software architects who know how to leverage generative AI and LLMs, and just as importantly, know how NOT to use generative AI.
As a language model, AI is very helpful and provides a great deal of clarity.
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