A few days ago, I watched Baidu Robin Li's public speech, saying that there is no such profession as a programmer in the future, as a member of the industry who is still struggling, listening to him say this, it really made me nervous for a while, this is not from the last time I was frightened and undecided, but just yesterday (April 16th) he spoke again, this time he said more ruthlessly, saying that as long as you can speak, you can become a developer, I almost fainted when I heard this, is it really so easy to do programs now? If it is really as he said, chatting with the machine for a while and the program will be done, wouldn't we and a large number of Internet practitioners have to stop eating? There is no way, since he has repeatedly preached such miraculous skills, the old man can only take risks to find out in order to continue to eat in the future.
The first is to experience Baidu's AppBuilder, literally it is the app creator, this is very highly respected by Lao Li, he has emphasized that their AppBuilder is currently the best AI native application development tool, so I am excited to try it today,
The following is directly above the picture, I hope that all the bigwigs will give you advice (attached AppBuilder online experience address: https://console.bce.baidu.com/ai_apaas/personalSpace):
1: Create the easiest app with AppBuilder
Steps to create the simplest app
2: The application is created, click Access Now
The app has been created successfully - click to access now
3: The result of the jump is actually a chat box, which can be understood as a topic chat box
This is the app you just created
4: In the end, I saw how it answered, and it finally admitted that it couldn't do it, Lao Li!
The app you create is a chatbot
Finally, I use Baidu Robot's own answer as the final conclusion: "Therefore, I think that the profession of programmer will still exist and play an irreplaceable role for a long time to come." Hopefully, this answer will solve your doubts. If you have any further questions or need further help, please feel free to let me know"!