There will also be Jevons Paradox happening: LLMs reduce the “cost” of writing code, so more code gets written. I already find myself building prototypes that

There will also be Jevons Paradox happening: LLMs reduce the “cost” of writing code, so more code gets written. I already find myself building prototypes that I never would have attempted previously; it’s just too easy to have the LLM whip one up. LLMs also make it easier to do “grunt work” coding of writing validation checking and unit tests on non-critical code where previously I wouldn’t have bothered.