> Lowering the barrier to entry of software with LLMs serves to allow for more bespoke software -- and it is, if anything, a kind of machine-assisted de-industrialization of software.
Instead of people downloading / purchasing the same bits for a particular piece of software which is cookie cutter like a two-piece from Men's Suite Warehouse, we can ask LLM for custom bit of code: everyone getting a garment from Savile Row.
Instead of people downloading / purchasing the same bits for a particular piece of software which is cookie cutter like a two-piece from Men's Suite Warehouse, we can ask LLM for custom bit of code: everyone getting a garment from Savile Row.