These days, developers talk more about AI than about themselves.
They share new tools, show how AI writes code, and even promote features that could take over part of their job.

But here’s the big question:
👉 Why are developers promoting AI instead of promoting their own value?
👉 Are they doubting themselves?
👉 And if AI can write code, why should companies still hire developers?

Why Developers Aren’t Promoting Themselves

Many developers feel AI is moving faster than they can. Instead of showing their own skills, they talk about what AI can do. It looks like they are scared of being replaced.

But when developers don’t promote themselves, they send the wrong message. If they look unsure about their value, why would companies believe in it?

Why Companies Still Need Developers

Even if AI can code, companies hire developers for much more than typing lines of code. Developers bring:

Problem understanding → AI doesn’t know the business; people do.
Decision making → trade-offs, security, ethics, and priorities can’t be left to machines.
Supervision → AI makes mistakes; developers check, fix, and improve its work.
Collaboration → turning ideas into real products needs teamwork and communication.

AI can support the process, but it can’t own it. That’s why developers are still key to every company.