I think that LLMs will stay, but I also think we've plateaued and that big companies will fail and fall and we will have another years long "halt" of any real advancements coming to the public.
Similar to how ML was all the hype about 12 years ago and then it submerged again for a couple of years.
> we will have another years long "halt" of any real advancements coming to the public
One can hope. Probably an unpopular take here but I'm tired boss.
The software world has a huge backlog of things that can all be done with the tech we currently have, no breakthrough advancements needed, but none of it will get prioritized when we're all forced to run on the new and shiny treadmill. Ever since LLM hype its like the javascript culture of a new framework every 10 minutes has infected every other vertical of software development and I'm exhausted.
I think that LLMs will stay, but I also think we've plateaued and that big companies will fail and fall and we will have another years long "halt" of any real advancements coming to the public.
Similar to how ML was all the hype about 12 years ago and then it submerged again for a couple of years.
> we will have another years long "halt" of any real advancements coming to the public
One can hope. Probably an unpopular take here but I'm tired boss.
The software world has a huge backlog of things that can all be done with the tech we currently have, no breakthrough advancements needed, but none of it will get prioritized when we're all forced to run on the new and shiny treadmill. Ever since LLM hype its like the javascript culture of a new framework every 10 minutes has infected every other vertical of software development and I'm exhausted.
Yep, I see it.