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> There will always be a need for a programmer to be able to review code and make sure things are going in the "right" direction. I'm curious, what makes you t
by squidbeak 1y ago
> There will always be a need for a programmer to be able to review code and make sure things are going in the "right" direction.
I'm curious, what makes you think this?
- jonplackett 1y agoMaybe companies will just want someone to hold to account. Did you see the recent case of the airline’s customer service LLM that promised someone a refund due to a relative dying? And the courts forced the airline to honour it despite it not being accurate (turns out LLMs have more humanity than a corporation). Putting your company in the hands of an LLM workforce could save a few dollars, but it can cost a lot too.