I disagree. By far, most of the code is created by perpetually replaced fresh juniors churning out garbage. Similarly, most of the writing is low-quality marketing copy churned out by low-paid people who may or may not have "marketing" in their job title.
Nah, if the last 10-20 years demonstrated something, it's that nothing needs to be any good, because a shitty simulacrum achieves almost the same effect but costs much less time and money to produce.
(Ironically, SOTA LLMs are already way better at writing than typical person writing stuff for money.)
> (Ironically, SOTA LLMs are already way better at writing than typical person writing stuff for money.)
I’m aware of multiple companies that would love to know about these, because they’re currently flailing around trying to replace writers with editors + LLMs and it’s not going great. The closest to success are the ones that are only aiming to turn out stuff one step better than outright book-spam, and even they aren’t quite where they want to be, hardly a productivity bump at all from the LLM use and increased demand on their few talented humans.
Nah, if the last 10-20 years demonstrated something, it's that nothing needs to be any good, because a shitty simulacrum achieves almost the same effect but costs much less time and money to produce.
(Ironically, SOTA LLMs are already way better at writing than typical person writing stuff for money.)