[hackerInnen]

> This field is truly on its way to full automation.

What do you even mean by that? Full automation of irrelevant, simple as hell, saas apps? Maybe yes. Everything else that actually needs some thought? Nah, not happening anytime soon - given that no genius with a brand new architecture comes around tomorrow. LLMs just ain't getting any better really. It's just micro steps by now

[lukan]

"LLMs just ain't getting any better really. It's just micro steps by now"

The models itself, maybe yes. But the agents mixing model input and output with classical programming to achieve whatever you programm them to? That just has started to show it's potential.

[wiseowise]

What industry are you in and what do you do there? I’m always baffled by these “actually needs some thought” that end up being just another CRUD. Maybe you’re Peter Norvig’s alt, or Linus casually browsing on a burner account?

[hackerInnen]

Anything that is safety related or needs signal control. So embedded systems and anything related. Aerospace, defense, anything. There is so so much stuff.

Not even talking about AI writing HDL's. They just can't do it and put latches everywhere (they are bad. you should put registers instead)

[mikert89]

we are no where near the limits of models with regards to software