These are pretty easy to solve problems tbh. LLM tools already exist that can work around “hallucinating libraries” effectively, not that this a real concern. It’s not magic, but these tired skeptic takes are just not based on reality.
It’s much more likely that LLMs will be used to supercharge visualizations with custom UIs and widgets, or in conjunction with things like MS excel for data analysis. Non-engineers won’t be vibe-coding a database anytime soon, but they could be making a PWA that marketing can use to add a filter on photos or help guide a biologist towards a python script to sort pictures of specimens based on an OpenCV model.
Like MS Word?
These are pretty easy to solve problems tbh. LLM tools already exist that can work around “hallucinating libraries” effectively, not that this a real concern. It’s not magic, but these tired skeptic takes are just not based on reality.
It’s much more likely that LLMs will be used to supercharge visualizations with custom UIs and widgets, or in conjunction with things like MS excel for data analysis. Non-engineers won’t be vibe-coding a database anytime soon, but they could be making a PWA that marketing can use to add a filter on photos or help guide a biologist towards a python script to sort pictures of specimens based on an OpenCV model.