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I don't work in IT, but I do know you need creativity to work in the industry, something which the current LLM/AI doesn't possess.
Linguists also dismiss LLMs in similar vein because LLMs can't grasp context. It is always funny to be sarcastic and ironic on an LLM.
Soft skills and culture are what that the current iteration of LLMs lack. However, I do think there is still huge potential for AI development in dacades to come, but I want this AI bubble to burst as "in your face" to companies.
The idea of the mental model CAN be done by AI.
In my experience, if you get it to build a requirements doc first, then ask it to implement that while updating it as required (effectively it's mental state). you will get a pretty good output with decent 'debugging' ability.
This even works ok with the older 'dumber' models.
That only works when you have a comprehensive set of requirements available though. It works when you want to add a new screen/process (mostly) but good luck updating an existing one! (I haven't tried getting it to convert existing code to a requirements doc - anyone tried that?)
