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#0147: "No more coders? AI is taking over!
Education Next- Hundred and forty seventh Edition
Priyanka Modi
March 08, 2025
Reading time: 4.15 min
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This week, we’re diving into some of the most thought-provoking discussions on parenting, AI, and the future of work.
From shifting parenting dynamics to AI’s takeover of coding, here’s what’s shaping the world of learning and innovation.
🧑🎓 Is Modern Parenting Making Kids More Fragile?
Parenting today looks vastly different from past generations. While independence and career growth are celebrated, psychoanalyst Erica Komisar argues that modern parenting trends might be making children more emotionally fragile.
In a candid conversation on The Diary of a CEO, she highlights how the rise of isolation, decreased family support, and a culture that avoids discomfort have led to an increase in attachment disorders and emotional struggles in children.
Are we raising kids who can’t handle frustration and failure?
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💻 Vibe Coding: The Future of Software or Just a Fad?
What if coding wasn’t about writing every line of code, but about feeling the vibes and letting AI handle the hard parts? That’s the essence of Vibe Coding—a concept gaining traction in the startup world, popularized by Andrej Karpathy.
Y Combinator’s partners recently discussed this AI-driven shift, revealing that many startups are already embracing it. With tools like Cursor, Claude, and o3, developers are focusing on outcomes rather than syntax. Could this redefine how software is built?
Explore the trend
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🚀 AI is Replacing Developers Faster Than Expected
InMobi’s CEO, Naveen Tewari, made a bold claim:
“Software engineers will not have jobs within two years.”
His company is already automating 80% of its engineering work.
With AI models generating 41% of all GitHub code and tools like ChatGPT acing Google-level coding exams, is human-led software development on the way out? Or is this just the beginning of a new era where AI and humans collaborate in unprecedented ways?
Deep dive into the future of coding
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🤖 LinkedIn’s Reid Hoffman on Thriving in the AI Era
Should we fear AI’s rapid rise? Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn’s co-founder, argues that hope is a better strategy than fear.
While AI will replace many tasks, it will also amplify human creativity. AI-generated content is already reshaping industries, but the real winners will be those who learn to work with AI rather than against it.
Hoffman’s blueprint for success
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🏗️ Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: AI is the Next Industrial Revolution
Satya Nadella believes AI isn’t just about building models—it’s about driving global economic growth. Microsoft is betting big on AI, not just as a tool but as a commodity that will power industries.
His take? AI isn’t just about investment and infrastructure; real impact comes when AI drives measurable productivity. The key challenge? Balancing overinvestment with real-world demand.
Read Nadella’s vision
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🔡 Is English Becoming the New Coding Language?
Developers are now writing software by describing their ideas in plain English. With AI handling the technical details, coding is evolving into high-level problem-solving rather than syntax-heavy work.
Andrej Karpathy’s Vibe Coding movement perfectly aligns with this trend—letting AI translate human intent into functional code. If English is the new programming language, how does this change the future of software development?
Explore the shift
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There Will Be No Programmers in Five Years
Stability AI founder Emad Mostaque dropped a bold prediction:
By 2029, programmers as we know them will be obsolete. With 41% of GitHub code already AI-generated, ChatGPT passing Google-level engineering exams, and AI models that generate images, video, and logic, we’re heading toward a world where ideas translate into software instantly.
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Youth Spotlight: Inspiring the Next Generation
At EducationNext, we believe in highlighting young changemakers who are shaping the future. Today, we bring you the story of Varun Mohan, co-founder and CEO of Codeium.
In just three and a half years, Mohan transformed his startup into a unicorn—a privately held company valued at over $1 billion—disrupting the software development industry with AI-powered tools now used by hundreds of thousands of developers and Fortune 500 companies.
Mohan’s journey wasn’t a straight path. After graduating from MIT and working on autonomous vehicles at Nuro, he realized the transformative power of deep learning.
“I realized that deep learning was going to fundamentally transform many industries and usher in brand-new applications.”
– Varun Mohan
His story is a testament to what young founders can achieve by embracing AI and adapting to the future.
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— Priyanka
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