Raw LLM Responses

A common issue in tech these days is chasing The Hot New Thing (tm). There's always some new framework that's going to revolutionize absolutely everything, reduce costs, and let you fire half of your staff. It never pans out. AI and ML are useful tools but they aren't magic. The snag is that it's being marketed toward people who aren't technical but make technical decisions so you get some c-suite executive getting convinced that all of their code can be written by AI now so dump all of your devs immediately. The devs saying that it's stupid just want to keep their jobs while the AI does it for them. Next thing they know GPT can't write good code consistently or understand the context of large systems. You already saw this in the avalanche of JS frameworks that came out; every one made insane promises but nothing really panned out in a big way. Most of them turned out to be bloated, inefficient messes.