Nothing outside of the first paragraph here is terribly meaningful, and the first paragraph is just trying to talk past what I said before. I’ll reiterate, very clearly.
I have observed several of my coworkers that used to be really good at their jobs, get worse at their jobs (and make me spend more ensuring code quality) since they started using using LLM tools. That’s it. That’s all I care about. Maybe they’ll get better. Maybe they won’t. But right now I’d strongly prefer people not use them, because people using them has made my experience worse.
Nothing outside of the first paragraph here is terribly meaningful, and the first paragraph is just trying to talk past what I said before. I’ll reiterate, very clearly.
I have observed several of my coworkers that used to be really good at their jobs, get worse at their jobs (and make me spend more ensuring code quality) since they started using using LLM tools. That’s it. That’s all I care about. Maybe they’ll get better. Maybe they won’t. But right now I’d strongly prefer people not use them, because people using them has made my experience worse.