[louiskottmann]

I think the upside is that we stop spending limited human time on mundane/easy things and focus on higher-value pursuit.

Because you can no longer be a cheap artist, because you can no longer help students on easy problems en masse, because family businesses no longer need a webmaster.

That's a step in the right direction, maybe even towards UBI.

On growth, I disagree that we reached the plateau already. We won't fundamentally change things but larger context windows, speed, compute and cost? Obviously.

That in itself is a major evolution.

It looks like it is fading out of hype maybe, but that's just like all things. LLMs aren't going anywhere, just like Rails got version 8 out and it's better than ever.