@papageier @johnnydecimal

> So the 128k$ question will be: Is your job as writer / creator of ideas still safe? I seriously doubt that

that's kind of (one of) the point(s). Someone who's not really a writer but still crucially needs writing will easily say about writing what @johnnydecimal says about coding and suddenly both jobs are at risk. Instead, devs and writers can just work together. If LLMs are *that* good, maybe that's slower, but I think (social) sustainability > productivity

@johnnydecimal @tseitr @papageier @reading_recluse useful to whom? I write both prose and code and I would argue that they both a. come from my brain (powered by my heart, controlling my fingers) b. are about stitching existing pieces together to make new things. I find that stitching meaningful and rewarding, and through practice I'm becoming reasonably good at it. Not doing that would be worse than doing that (see how I'm restitching your words together?). That's why LLMs are useless to me.