> LLMs could hit an unsolvably hard wall next year and settle into a niche of utility
LLMs in their current state have integrated into the workflows for many, many IT roles. They'll never be niche, unless governing bodies come together to kill them.
> I can't find a single open source codebase, actively used in production, and primarily maintained and developed with AI
Straw man argument - this is in no way a metric for validating the power of LLMs as a tool for IT roles. Can you not find open source code bases that leverage LLMS because you haven't looked, or because you can't tell the difference between human and LLM code?
> If this is so foundationally groundbreaking, that should be a clear signal.
As I said, you haven't been paying attention.
Denialism - the practice of denying the existence, truth, or validity of something despite proof or strong evidence that it is real, true, or valid
LLMs in their current state have integrated into the workflows for many, many IT roles. They'll never be niche, unless governing bodies come together to kill them.
> I can't find a single open source codebase, actively used in production, and primarily maintained and developed with AI
Straw man argument - this is in no way a metric for validating the power of LLMs as a tool for IT roles. Can you not find open source code bases that leverage LLMS because you haven't looked, or because you can't tell the difference between human and LLM code?
> If this is so foundationally groundbreaking, that should be a clear signal.
As I said, you haven't been paying attention.
Denialism - the practice of denying the existence, truth, or validity of something despite proof or strong evidence that it is real, true, or valid