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That's a future that's not the case today. With compilers, I rarely have to dig into assembly code and generally I just work in the domain (programming languages) that I'm comfortable in. Compiler bugs are rare (but they do exist and I have had to dig into assembly to debug them before).

LLMs are nowhere close to that level today. It spits out a bunch of mediocre code that the programmer then needs to maintain and fix bugs on. And the larger / more complicated the code base the harder it is for the LLM to work with. There's a huge leaky abstraction here going from initial vibe coding to then having to dig into the weeds, and generally fixing bugs written by another human is difficult enough, not to mention written by some random LLM.