i get the sense that the solution to this problem is more use of LLMs (running critical feedback and review in a loop) rather than less use of LLMs.
If you can build good tooling around current kinda dumb LLMs now to lower that number, we will be in a pretty good position as the foundational models continue to improve.
If you can build good tooling around current kinda dumb LLMs now to lower that number, we will be in a pretty good position as the foundational models continue to improve.