I get paid to make computers do stuff that either make the company money or save the company money. Whether that’s coding, talking to clients on zoom or hoppin

I get paid to make computers do stuff that either make the company money or save the company money. Whether that’s coding, talking to clients on zoom or hopping on a plane, writing 30+ page assessments and requirement docs with nice pretty diagrams. If an LLM can do it, it’s “undifferentiated heavy lifting” that doesn’t add value by my typing it out myself. I’m no more going to stop using LLM based coding assistants in 2025 than I’m going to stop using compilers instead of programming in assembly like I did in the mid 80s