E.g. creating a new page in an app.
Feed an LLM the design, the language/framework/component library you're using, and get a page which is 90% of the way there. Some tweaks and you're good.
Far, far quicker than going by hand, and often better quality code than a junior developer.
Now I would never deploy that code without reading it, understanding it, and testing it, but I would always do that anyway. GPT4 is close enough to a good software engineer, that to resist is it to disadvantage your business.
Now if you're coding for pleasure and the fun of creation and creativity, then ditch the LLMs, they take some of that fun away for sure. But most of the time, I'm focused on achieving business outcomes quickly. That's way more productive with a modern LLM