[nopinsight]

Given the capabilities of upcoming LLMs, I suspect that by mid-2027, most competent companies, outside specific niches, will not hire and might fire any non-senior “generative AI vegetarian” software developer.

Note: I agree with others that another term should be used instead of ‘vegetarian’. “LLM vegetarians” do not hold the same moral values as vegetarians.

[bendmorris]

Believing in the capabilities of _upcoming_ LLMs that you have never actually used shows that you buy into marketing and hype very easily. No one really knows what the future will look like and there's an equally plausible one where post-subsidy token economics become impossible to justify for most use cases.

[nopinsight]

There are reasons, based on machine learning related theory, that justify the belief.

Economics will likely sort itself out through optimizations, which are also highly plausible.

[disgruntledphd2]

> There are reasons, based on machine learning related theory, that justify the belief.

Cool, what are those reasons? Links to papers would be greatly appreciated.