I did not raise it, but what was raised was "coding speed": as in, the speed to type code into an editor.
That's not "engineering", but "coding".
Engineering already assumes a lot more than just coding: most importantly, thinking through a problem, learning about it and considering a design that would solve it.
Nobody raised communication or the human factors.
Current LLMs can indisputably help with the learning part, with the same caveats (they will sometimes make shit up). Here we are looking at how much they help with the coding part.
That's not "engineering", but "coding".
Engineering already assumes a lot more than just coding: most importantly, thinking through a problem, learning about it and considering a design that would solve it.
Nobody raised communication or the human factors.
Current LLMs can indisputably help with the learning part, with the same caveats (they will sometimes make shit up). Here we are looking at how much they help with the coding part.