My issue with these kind of numbers is that they never contrasted them with a NO_LLM practice while keeping everything the same. It's always perfectly fine to YOLO generated code straight into prod, but if you handwrite it, you need to fill several forms in triplicate to even make it to the review phase. Then someone claims they are 10X-ing their productivity with AI.
> you can just ship the feature and be experimenting with customers much faster.
That's basically what I said. Instead of shipping something that have some value to the customer/user from the get go, which may takes one or two months, you spend one or two weeks on it, ship it, then frustrate your customers/users when things aren't working or keep shifting around.
For all of AI being touted as the best thing since sliced bread, there's been little to no value for humanity as a whole.