Well, it’s going to lay waste to the coding profession. It’s hard to predict what’s going to happen elsewhere in tech.
Perhaps. I've been working on a project that employs keycloak for authentication/authorization. As time has progressed, the CVE reports have spurred the customer to request updates to the latest version to fix vulnerabilities. We have many custom interfaces to meet customer requirements that continue to morph as new releases arrive. Early in the process, I could write a ChatGPT query to get a quick starter template in Java to address a special issue. That doesn't work anymore. The trained model is now almost 10 releases behind the current keycloak. Answers offered are more often incorrect, so it isn't saving time anymore.