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> from the perspective of the dude who hold the money, our job is to be the weirdo that talks to machines to deliver what the his ego want his company to be. Hence, the more you are able to deliver, the happier the money holder, and the more money you make. Our job will be threatened when the guys with money will be willing to actually make the effort of talking with the machine, but I don't see this day coming anytime soon.

There's plenty of managers who prefer hacking an excel and vba than relying on developers; those will probably be more than glad of using some IA tool, to do something more advanced; of course mostly just for internal stuff, in the short term.

Anyhow many managers have a distaste for developers; they consider them overpaid slackers who'll lose time on anything, rather than producing money for the business.

They'll be more than glad to turn the job to the cheapest unqualified guy around, if with an LLM he can make something that looks passable