We have been running LLM and coding agents for a while now and my overall observation is that it is a powertool or a crane, it is not a decision making tool.
Now in my org, people who have great understanding of concepts, deeper engineering understand have exponential productivity. People who dont or new in the workforce, juniors, are generating hell-ish code without understand as long as it runs they think the job is done. And this is where the problem is.
The llm creates an intellectual gap within the org and it just widens it as more and more it gets used. You might end up not trusting stuff within the org if code is generated by later.
Now in my org, people who have great understanding of concepts, deeper engineering understand have exponential productivity. People who dont or new in the workforce, juniors, are generating hell-ish code without understand as long as it runs they think the job is done. And this is where the problem is.
The llm creates an intellectual gap within the org and it just widens it as more and more it gets used. You might end up not trusting stuff within the org if code is generated by later.