>>Either ChatGTP can do the whole thing itself (not yet the case) or it is a minor productivity boost because the hard part is articulating the problem. Tellin

>>Either ChatGTP can do the whole thing itself (not yet the case) or it is a minor productivity boost because the hard part is articulating the problem. Telling any AI system what to do will be the biggest problem. A lot of toy like algorithm problems can be easily stated. Stuff like inverting binary trees, sorting, and your myriad different Leetcode stuff is the easiest thing to do here. Real world software has if/else statements peppered all over large code bases/domain logic. Lots of IO exceptions, lots of domain specific logic, all of this is nearly impossible to dictate in words. And even more you will eventually need some concrete way of describing things, which in all honesty will look a lot similar to code itself if you have to get it right. Modifying code will likely be even more harder to describe in talk than in text.