>Why would we change now? Because previously people had to write code themselves and they had personal preferences. Because the bugs were less when written by

>Why would we change now? Because previously people had to write code themselves and they had personal preferences. Because the bugs were less when written by a human. Now personal preferences doesn't matter as much since people won't change the code themselves too much. And because LLM can introduce lots of bugs and make a mess in the code unless you can restrict them somehow.