Already I bet stack overflow usage has gone down because LLMs can help fixing bugs. I think the documentation, open source code, and code examples are more im

Already I bet stack overflow usage has gone down because LLMs can help fixing bugs. I think the documentation, open source code, and code examples are more important training sets. And in. my experience the code is often maybe 95% correct, so there will be a greater premium on expert developers who can spot and fix bugs (with the aid of LLMs, since stack overflow will no longer have any answers since no one will use it having moved to LLMs)