Yazılım Sektöründe Büyük TEMİZLİK! | Prof. Dr. Bekir Taner Dinçer

The easy days of reaping the rewards of "subsidiary fruits" in the software world are over. We've moved from the years when companies hired anyone who showed a spark of talent to a period where the industry is shrinking and the bar is incredibly high. In this new era, where artificial intelligence is rapidly automating routine coding tasks, front-end and back-end design, simply saying "I'm a software developer" no longer guarantees a job. From Alan Turing's vision in the 1950s to today's massive language models, the threshold for software development has been raised far higher. In this video, we examine why university education has remained the same but the industry has completely changed, how the era of "getting away with nothing" is over, and the new rules of being a professional engineer, all with statistics. In this new era where artificial intelligence will devour routine office jobs, you face a very clear fork in the road: If you are merely someone who translates given commands into code, you will have to give way to AI models. However, if you can transform abstract knowledge into a "product" that solves a real problem, you can be the winner of this new era. Are you ready to survive this "big cleanup" in the industry or to truly become a professional engineer? In this video: 00:00 – The big change in the industry: How have companies' investment and training models changed? 01:04 – The fruits of the sub-branches are gone: Economic contraction and the realities of IT 02:01 – Alan Turing and the Turing Test: Where has AI raised the bar? 02:41 – The end of routine jobs: Which jobs have been completely taken over by major language models? 03:26 – A survival guide in software: Why is problem-solving capacity the only criterion? 04:20 – Being a visionary at 23-24: Building a business end-to-end and managing a team 05:47 – The reality of career choice: For money or to solve a problem? 07:07 – The new requirement for making a lot of money in software: The price of being "very good" 09:42 – The big cleanup in the sector: Eliminating bloated staff and real engineering 11:52 – Planning 4 years at university: How to establish a production-based vision? 13:16 – Closing: The end of the "playing in the sand" era and the transition to professionalism Participants: Serhat Tay Abdullah Özdemir Devrim Zorlu Beyza Nur Tülü Moderator: Mehmet Pekcan Editor: Emre Türkoğlu Director: Hafize Sanlı Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications for visionary content focused on science, technology, philosophy, and career! Let's meet in the comments for more.