Perhaps for now. But you know, after working solid with AI for two years and adopting effective methods using detailed plans, and having a lot of success with it, here is the problem:

Coding faster leads to less understanding and higher long-term risk. Source-Code amnesia is real, and there’s a time requirement to really understand and appreciate what a system is actually doing.

I’ve been able to implement very large features using frontier models, but the code needs to always be revisited.

AI can do two things: find vulnerabilities, and prototype code. It cannot design software, and any appearance of such is an illusion at best.

We don’t need to produce faster to be successful, we need to create better, long lasting products.