At this point I'm ready to call it... LLMs aren't going to ruin my job. They're amazing, they're useful... and the problem remains that to a first approximation human beings are uninterested in spending all day talking to a computer, whether through a classic IDE or through an LLM. Specifying a problem enough for an LLM to solve it, even if we stipulate one that does it perfectly, is already more than most people want to do.
You also aren't going to get an accountant running 4 simultaneous streams of AI-driven development and working through an AWS issue when something goes wrong.
You also aren't going to get an accountant running 4 simultaneous streams of AI-driven development and working through an AWS issue when something goes wrong.
No comment as to the next generation of AIs.