Comment by giancarlostoro

I really think the real breakthrough will come when we take a completely different approach than trying to burn state of the art GPUs at insane scales to run a textual database with clunky UX / clunky output. I don't know what AI will look like tomorrow, but I think LLMs are probably not it, at least not on their own.

I feel the same though, AI allows me to debug stacktraces even quicker, because it can crunch through years of data on similar stack traces.

It is also a decent scaffolding tool, and can help fill in gaps when documentation is sparse, though its not always perfect.