There seems to be disturbingly little objective evidence of that. There's certainly a lot of code being written but how much actual value that code is adding is another question. With the scale of resources that have been pumped into AI-supported software development over the past few years where are all the new applications and the quantum leaps in quality and performance in the applications we already had? If anything I seem to be seeing more anecdotes going the opposite way so far.
There seems to be disturbingly little objective evidence of that. There's certainly a lot of code being written but how much actual value that code is adding is another question. With the scale of resources that have been pumped into AI-supported software development over the past few years where are all the new applications and the quantum leaps in quality and performance in the applications we already had? If anything I seem to be seeing more anecdotes going the opposite way so far.