The video likely resonated due to its humorous and relatable take on the future of software engineering, playing on current anxieties and trends around AI. The specific, albeit fictional, product names and the satirical tone likely made it engaging and shareable.
Summary
The video depicts a humorous, futuristic scenario in the year 2028 where software engineers are still employed thanks to AGI. It humorously illustrates a day in the life of a software engineer using AI tools like Claude Mythos 7 and GPT-6.7 to handle tasks, culminating in getting coffee from a human barista.
Structure
1Setting the scene in 2028
2AI's role in software engineering
3Using AI tools for tasks
4Getting coffee from a human barista
On-screen text
It is the year 2028.
Software engineers are still
somehow employed because
AGI took pity on us. You throw
your bag down at your desk
and sit down to start the day.
Claude Mythos 7 sends you a
JIRA ticket that you ask
GPT-6.7 to summarize for you.
You open up Claude Code,
set the model to Sonnet 6 to save
tokens, and type in "change
this button to red, make a commit
and reference this ticket". You
go get coffee from your
local human barista. Life is
good.
Transcript
It is the year 2028. Software engineers are still somehow employed because AGI took pity on us. You throw your bag down at your desk and sit down to start the day. Claude Mythos 7 sends you a JIRA ticket that you ask GPT-6.7 to summarize for you. You open up Claude Code, set the model to Sonnet 6 to save tokens, and type in "change this button to red, make a commit and reference this ticket". You go get coffee from your local human barista. Life is good.
Original caption
I need to take a trip out of San Francisco bruh #ai #softwareengineer #fyp