Hopefully once this AI nonsense blows over they'll reach the same realisation they did after the mid 2000s outsourcing craze: that actually you gotta pay for good engineering talent.
> Now, in many cases, LLMs can handle the "how" for you. You describe what you want in plain language, and the system works like a programmer or system analyst: breaking your problem into building blocks, mapping a flow to solve it, and creating the first version.
People keep saying things like this, but what's an actual example of a viable product created that way? Talk is cheap, I want to see it.
The problem probably more often just is that the product/vision itself is not as good as it is sold to shareholders. No PM will like to push back on this, so they're stuck with things like optimizing the landing page because "clearly the business vision is flawless, it must be that users don't understand it correctly".
