would be similar even if they do 100% of the programming, design, and testing. I proposed a system that could basically write all the code in the way we'd writ

would be similar even if they do 100% of the programming, design, and testing. I proposed a system that could basically write all the code in the way we'd write it. Just dump it test cases and API specs. A colleague said, "That sounds like a framework. It's like Laravel." You do want AI to be building better tools, better IDEs, less boilerplate, and maybe doing the PRs. Maybe doing documentation too. Much more than that and we risk creating a system that brings all the problems of frameworks - basically bringing in engineers who don't know how to diagnose and fix memory leaks, having higher learning curves, spending more time fixing/hacking the glue to the higher levels rather than just working on the low levels.