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Microsoft tells students coding is more valuable than ever despite AI writing code

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Microsoft Learn has publicly stated that learning to code remains highly worthwhile, even as artificial intelligence takes on a growing share of software development. The message was shared on X in response to students questioning the relevance of coding skills in an AI-driven world. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has revealed that AI now generates up to 30% of the company's code, while Google has reported an even higher figure of around 75%. However, experts and the company argue that the nature of coding has evolved rather than disappeared, shifting toward reviewing, debugging, and guiding AI-generated output. This positions human coders as essential overseers of AI tools rather than redundant workers.

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