This is said very confidently but until we see it happen there’s plenty of room for doubt.
My worst experiences with LLMs coding are from my own mistakes giving it the wrong intent. Inconsistent test cases. Laziness in explaining or even knowing what I actually want.
Architecture and abstraction happen in someone’s mind to be able to communicate intent. If intent is the bottleneck it will still come down to a human imagining the abstraction in their head.
I’d be willing to bet abstraction and architecture becomes the only thing left for humans to do.
My worst experiences with LLMs coding are from my own mistakes giving it the wrong intent. Inconsistent test cases. Laziness in explaining or even knowing what I actually want.
Architecture and abstraction happen in someone’s mind to be able to communicate intent. If intent is the bottleneck it will still come down to a human imagining the abstraction in their head.
I’d be willing to bet abstraction and architecture becomes the only thing left for humans to do.