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Like the other comments say, most likely the product owner describes his requirement in as much detail as possible and the phase-1 LLM will convert that to desi
by allisdust 3y ago
Like the other comments say, most likely the product owner describes his requirement in as much detail as possible and the phase-1 LLM will convert that to designs. Based on the feedback, it will be iterated and may be 3-4 designs selected for A/B testing.
The phase-2 LLM converts the designs to code in either react/flutter (both of which current LLMs are already quite good at) and deploy for a certain set of users. Basically same flow as today minus the engineers. Most of this is even possible today. The only thing saving engineering necks is the context window size which prevents fitting the whole repo in memory. Hopefully we (the programmers) will build our savings to a sustainable level in the next 5 years before signing off on manual coding or finding another thing to do than typing on keyboards to make computers dance.
- zer0tonin 3y ago> the product owner describes his requirement in as much detail as possible This is basically science fiction
- civilitty 3y agoIt’s not just science fiction, it’s a software engineering deus ex machina.
- TrackerFF 3y agoThe current LLMs were science fiction 10 years ago. It's difficult enough to imagine what the tech will be like 10 years from now, let alone 20 years from now.
- sanitycheck 3y ago> > the product owner describes his requirement in as much detail as possible > This is basically science fiction Product owners describing requirements in detail! More like fantasy, I think.