I think there is this compulsion to think that LLMs are made for senior devs, and if devs are getting wary of LLMs, the experiment is over.
I'm not a programmer, my day job isn't tech, and the only people I know who express discontent with LLMs are a few of programmer friends I have. Which I get, but everyone else is using them gleefully for all manner of stuff. And now I am seeing the very first inklings of completely non-technical people making bespoke applets for themselves.
From OpenAI, programming is ~4% of chatGPTs usage. That's 96% being used for other stuff.
I don't see any realistic or grounded forecast that includes a diminishing demand for compute. We're still at the tip of adoption...
Has it?
I think there is this compulsion to think that LLMs are made for senior devs, and if devs are getting wary of LLMs, the experiment is over.
I'm not a programmer, my day job isn't tech, and the only people I know who express discontent with LLMs are a few of programmer friends I have. Which I get, but everyone else is using them gleefully for all manner of stuff. And now I am seeing the very first inklings of completely non-technical people making bespoke applets for themselves.
From OpenAI, programming is ~4% of chatGPTs usage. That's 96% being used for other stuff.
I don't see any realistic or grounded forecast that includes a diminishing demand for compute. We're still at the tip of adoption...