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Programmers see the LLM as a coder. Others (i.e. business people) see it as a natural-language compiler. Ultimately LLMs will be good enough that there wont be
by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Programmers see the LLM as a coder. Others (i.e. business people) see it as a natural-language compiler. Ultimately LLMs will be good enough that there wont be a difference, but programmers will lament the loss of control.
- user43928 2mo agoBased on my experience, a competent business person could feasibly develop a mobile app today. However, I suspect that trying this in a team, where developers review the code, is likely a recipe for disaster. About the natural-language compiler, that reminds me of OpenSpec and the specs as a source of truth instead of the code. I never tried this myself, and somehow the approach just does not appeal to me at all. Every time I look at those spec files it's somehow exhausting. I prefer the code as a source of truth and casual conversations with the AI, rather than rigid spec files. But maybe that's just me.