Forget PMs and engineers, the discussion I want to see happening is just how much more easily an LLM could replace the average CEO...
China beat you to it it seems https://coin360.com/news/ethereum-user-burns-millions-brain-...
AI is blurring the line between PMs and engineers?
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Re: AI is blurring the line between PMs and engineers?
#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's not early. It has reached a plateau. Are there betting odds for "AI" (LLM) benchmarks somewhere? I will bet money
https://www.metaculus.com/questions/5121/date-of-artificial-...
Is there a paid market? This seems to be "play money" or "play points". I can't find anything like Polymarket with similar contracts.
Re: AI is blurring the line between PMs and engineers?
#63> “No, no,” she said. “Engineers aren’t allowed to edit the prompts. It’s only the PMs and domain experts who do prompt engineering. They do it in a custom UI, and then the prompts are committed to the codebase.” This feels like a desperate power grab. Why can’t engineers be involved with the prompts? Why aren’t they allowed to do things like automated A/B testing or to implement ideas from papers they’ve read? Banni…
"Job security for me but not for thee."
Revenue loss for all though. No customer wants this crap.