The Future Of Human-Ai Collaboration In Software Development: A Narrative Exploration
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.69593/ajieet.v1i01.151Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automation, Collaboration, Creativity, Developer Roles, Ethical AI, Human-AI Interaction, Software DevelopmentAbstract
Investigating how artificial intelligence technologies are changing conventional development methods and the role of human developers, this study investigates the changing dynamics of human-AI collaboration in software development. The research explores the opportunities and difficulties brought about by the incorporation of AI tools into software development processes using a thorough investigation of secondary data sources and the body of current literature. The results show that AI is going beyond simple automation in software development, creating a mutually beneficial partnership in which developers become strategic managers of AI-driven workflows and AI enhances human creativity and cognitive capacities. The transition from routine coding to higher-order problem-solving, the rise of new development models, and the increasing significance of ethical considerations in AI implementation are some of the major themes identified in the study. Important issues are also covered, such as the need for improved developer education in AI literacy, bias prevention, and transparency in AI decision-making. The study concludes that effective human-AI cooperation necessitates a well-rounded strategy that makes use of AI's processing capacity while preserving human supervision and originality. Among the suggestions include funding developer education, creating transparent AI systems, encouraging teamwork, and establishing moral standards for integrating AI. This study advances our knowledge of how artificial intelligence will influence software development in the future by indicating that the way forward is to establish an environment in which human knowledge and AI capabilities work in tandem to promote creativity and productivity in software development.