[jacobr1]

Yep, there are assumptions all around. On the developer side, I also suspect there is a huge group casual "low-code" type programmers out there that could be assisted by copilot type tools. My main point was that the argument that the code produced by LLM type systems is low-quality is not really a barrier to adoption, and _might_ actually _raise_ the average quality of systems built in the wild. I'm less concerned with the actually distributions and more noting the point that the different relative value-point exists.

[sdiupIGPWEfh]

All pedantry aside, even if I'm skeptical and concerned at the moment, your hypothesis could well end up being true in the mid to long term.