Raw LLM Responses

I think this isn't a very nuanced statement. I've been a developer for five years and I've been following the developments in ai all my professional career. One year ago I could barely use ai,  maybe for small syntax questions for languages I didn't frequently use. Today it vastly speeds up things like writing tests, getting feedback on architectural plans, learning about new libraries, picking efficient and suitable algorithms for mathematical problems or learning about a new subject. (I'm not talking about copilot which I haven't found much use for). There is a long way to go but I wouldn't rule out that ai progress continues and that we could see attempts at starting to automate some software engineers in the coming years.