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AI coding productivity gains won't reduce demand for engineers — they'll be absorbed by massive unmet demand for software.

Sarah argues that there is so much demand for software and so little engineering supply relative to that demand that AI productivity gains will simply be absorbed, not lead to fewer engineers. ✦ AI generated

Sarah · No Priors · 2026-02-19 · original ↗

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I think that fundamentally, you know, there's so much demand for software, and there's so little supply of engineering in reality, relevant to that demand, that as you add this enormous boost of productivity to software engineers, it just gets soaked up, right? Because there's so much more stuff to build and to do. And I don't see teams, you know, startup teams continue to hire engineers for a reason, you know.

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