Yes it's like weavers and looms. It depends if the 'skill' of programming/creating shifts more to the LLMs vs programmers. If so market capitalism will see pro

Yes it's like weavers and looms. It depends if the 'skill' of programming/creating shifts more to the LLMs vs programmers. If so market capitalism will see programming commodified. If not, and LLMs just add leverage to what programmers/creatives do, it'll move more towards a sports/entertainment model (winner takes all, or most), with probably far fewer professional participants.