> Using an LLM solves that problem, because you don't need a nerd to operate it. Until you do. LLMs are great ar building prototypes but at some point if you d

> Using an LLM solves that problem, because you don't need a nerd to operate it. Until you do. LLMs are great ar building prototypes but at some point if you don’t know what you’ll doing you’ll end up with an unmaintainable mess and you won’t have anyone to fix it. I mean LLMs perhaps are capable of doing that too but they still need to be guided by people who are capable of understanding their output. Being able to reduce the number of engineers that you need by e.g. 80% would still be a great deal though.