So? Those requirements can be specified, holes inferred, and probably stuck to much more closely by a machine than man. If history's shown anything it's that if

So? Those requirements can be specified, holes inferred, and probably stuck to much more closely by a machine than man. If history's shown anything it's that if something takes a lot of mental effort for people it's probably an easy target for automation. The best developer is the one that doesn't get depressed when the requirements change for the 15th time in a month and just rewrites everything again at 2000x the speed of a human dev while costing basically nothing in comparison. People say, "oh but clients will have to get good at listing specs, that'll never happen". Like bruh the clients will obviously be using LLMs to make the specs too. Eventually the whole B2B workflow will just be LLMs talking to each other or something of the sort.