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13	13	== So how does the availability of AI change the way software is written?
14		You've probably heard the term //Prompt Engineering// and perhaps you've read ~~articles~~ that Silicon Valley is craving for Prompt Engineers and offers them salaries in the mid-six-digit US$ range. I don't know whether the latter is true, but I think a Prompt Engineer deserves about the same salary as a Software Developer or Architect, depending on the exact job description. Prompt Engineering is not magic or some sort of enhanced empathy with machines, it is a form of Software Development. What Prompt Engineers do is: they write instructions for computers to solve problems. That's about valid for the daily business of traditional developers.
	14	You've probably heard the term //Prompt Engineering// and perhaps you've read in the media that Silicon Valley is craving for Prompt Engineers and offers them salaries in the mid-six-digit US$ range. I don't know whether the latter is true, but I think a Prompt Engineer deserves about the same salary as a Software Developer or Architect, depending on the exact job description. Prompt Engineering is not magic or some sort of enhanced empathy with machines, it is a form of Software Development. What Prompt Engineers do is: they write instructions for computers to solve problems. That's about valid for the daily business of traditional developers.
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16	16	The difference is rather in the way the machine is instructed.