Meta to replace Mid-Level engineers with AIs this year

The Meta founder, Mark Zuckerberg, has forecasted that in 2025, artificial intelligence will reach to the point where it can code at the level of mid-level engineers.

Zuckerberg’s statement, in a world where technology evolves at lightning speed, offers a glimpse into the future, where AI could become an integral part of engineering teams.

The Mera owner, in a podcast interview, also unveiled his plan to replace AI Agents with Mid-level engineers this year at the Meta labs.

Speaking at a recent tech conference, Zuckerberg had elaborated on his vision and suggested that AI could soon handle much of the coding currently performed by human engineers. He said that if AI can write code with the proficiency of mid-level engineers, the implications could be far-reaching and potentially enable AI to manage entire software projects autonomously, from concept to deployment.

The Meta owner’s comments raise the possibility of even more radical advancements. The next step could be the creation of self-improving AI systems that evolve their coding abilities, potentially eliminating the need for human intervention. The idea that AI could one day oversee large-scale engineering projects opens up questions about how we will manage these advanced systems and the role humans will play in this new technological era.