The build vs buy decision has been turned on its head for me, but it’s unclear if the “normal” people will make that same decision or be capable of leveraging the tools the way I am.
The build vs buy decision has been turned on its head for me, but it’s unclear if the “normal” people will make that same decision or be capable of leveraging the tools the way I am.
Don't even try to explain that "copy data from X program to Y program" is something computers should have been handling for the past 20 years. It's been someone's job the whole time.
We haven't cleared the hurdle of "Processes a 100 line python script could automate in 2010", I don't think most people will be leveraging LLMs to their potential by any stretch.
I do wonder what happens when:
"Help me find a tool to do XZY" is responded to (by an LLM) with "Here are a couple of options but I could also build one for you...". But at the end of the day no everyone wants to be a "Builder" or manage it. They are happy to exchange some money for someone else to handle it for them similar to the "everyone can cook but people still go out to eat" concept.