Are FPGA Engineers at risk of losing their jobs to AI?
Hey guys , I’m a recent graduate in EEE and I have been writing RTL using VHDL for like a year now but i still consider myself as a beginner. I write my own RTL code and always try to troubleshoot any problems I may face but sometimes I brainstorm with AI if I can’t solve the problems on my own however I never let AI generate my VHDL code.
There is a sentiment that AI will eventually get into FPGA design ( maybe it has already) but I wanted to ask those who are in the industry how much they use AI in their workflow. Will it ever get to a point where AI will be capable to design and implement complex RTL projects without any supervision?
I genuinely enjoy Digital Design but part of me is really anxious about this since the job market has been tough for entry level positions lately. Please if there is any Senior FPGA Engineers I would really appreciate your insight on this.