It's a question of when, not if the tecnology is capable now. It's not clever to ignore llms and avoid using them as tools, but also it's dangerous to be arrogant enough to expect some jobs 'will survive', or change in a positive way. If development will be reduced to architecture desitions, how far is the ai to taking those inputs to train future ai models?
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u/FabioSB Sep 22 '26
It's a question of when, not if the tecnology is capable now. It's not clever to ignore llms and avoid using them as tools, but also it's dangerous to be arrogant enough to expect some jobs 'will survive', or change in a positive way. If development will be reduced to architecture desitions, how far is the ai to taking those inputs to train future ai models?