The new digital literacy: why 'learn to write' Is replacing 'learn to code'
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The new digital literacy: why 'learn to write' Is replacing 'learn to code'

With AI-driven tools now able to generate code, optimise algorithms and even troubleshoot errors, the role of human coders is evolving. We’re approaching a point where basic and even some advanced coding tasks can be delegated to AI. For example, GitHub's Copilot, an AI-powered code assistant, helps developers write code faster by suggesting whole lines or blocks of code. Such advancements suggest that while coding knowledge will remain beneficial, the actual practice of coding may no longer be the sole domain of human expertise.

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