Github CEO Thomas Dohmke has often emphasized that, in the future, AI will not do the job. Instead, they believe that AI will change professional culture, and software engineers must adapt to flourishing. Once again, Dohm is standing with his stance and has made it clear that AI will not replace developers – in fact, he suggests that smart companies will hire more of them.

Speaking on the silicon Valley Girl Podcast during Wivatech in Paris, Dohmke explained how the AI ​​is changing the software industry. He said that AI will bring changes not by abolishing jobs, but by increasing the role of developer and expanding access to software development. “Companies that are the smartest are going to hire more developers,” Dohmke said. “Because if you are 10x a single developer, 10 developers can do 100x.”

He further emphasized that, instead of fully use for cost cuts, the use of AI is taking advantage of this to unlock large ideas and build more and more.

Dohmke shared the example that, in the past, a web app or a team of experts may be required to build a website. Although AI-operated equipment is now helping companies, the construction and maintenance of applications is accessible to a broader group of people. Github CEOs see it as a major change as the software is made – and who finds to participate in it.

He said, “Consumer developers are going to have a huge range, which create their own micro apps, which are all the ways for professional developers who build the advanced AI system,” he said.

Meanwhile, for concerned about freeze and hiring in tech, Dohmke believes that it is a temporary response to the rapidly developed market. “This is a rapidly changing market and a reflection of very uncertainty,” he said. “But in the last few months, many companies have realized that if we have employees, we don’t want to use AI,” eventually means that we are no longer established for success as a company. “

The CEO of Github also believes that the companies adopting AI are not in danger of falling behind, and that AI will be the same organizations integrating in their workflows.

Dohmke also suggests that young people have a unique benefit in this infection. “The biggest reverse is that young people have that they adopt new technology very fast,” said Doham. They believe that the next generation developers will grow naturally using AI agents as General Z. used to grow up using a smartphone. “Everyone who wants to learn it can now learn it.”