[colonCapitalDee]

Blind leading the blind, but my thinking is this:

1. Use the tools to their fullest extend, push boundaries and figure out what works and what doesn't

2. Be more than your tools

As long as you + LLM is significantly more valuable than just an LLM, you'll be employed. I don't know how "practical" this advice is, because it's basically what you're already doing, but it's how I'm thinking about it.

[ares623]

Realistically, someone else + LLM at -10% compensation will be employed

[ubercow13]

Then why wasn't someone else employed at -10% compensation instead of you before LLMs?