I believe that's an overgeneralization - a lot of jobs when done badly don't immediately reflect in quarterly revenues (the usual definition of "value" in my ex

I believe that's an overgeneralization - a lot of jobs when done badly don't immediately reflect in quarterly revenues (the usual definition of "value" in my experience). Companies can make their software unmaintainable, cause a major security issue, ruin their brand or lose customer trust without noticing it - before it's too late. But if management is up for having a job done badly, they usually achieve that regardless of whether an LLM is involved. Edit: I guess I actually agree with you, it's just that companies can have peculiar ideas of what they consider valuable.