I will admit that I am personally on the fence. There are parts of my job that could definitely be augmented by LLM ( I know, because I have been trying to use

I will admit that I am personally on the fence. There are parts of my job that could definitely be augmented by LLM ( I know, because I have been trying to use them as a way to test whether it could work in my domain ). Some results were cool and shaved off a fair amount of time for me ( for example, it cut down some time on proposed approach to problem, where there was a solution already ), but I can't say it would, in its current state, replace me ( Python and SQL code quality gpt generated seemed to rely too much on how specific the prompt was and I typically had to refine it as I went through it ). But we are merely starting out. I actually started looking into building excel plugin ( first time ever too so, who knows how that will pan out ) for my use case ( categorizing some unstructured data into structured data, which is what GPT seems to excel at ). And the one thing that was initially protecting me is that some companies, rightfully, identified ingestion of prompt data as a massive privacy issue. Now OpenAI supposedly said data ingestion from prompts and provided files will be opt in only, which may mollify some of those companies. OTOH, some things can't possibly be replaced by AI ( last week we just dealt with a vendor requirements translation and, uhh, good luck with all that GPT ).