It could be that folks who perhaps aren't too married to their current workflow are adopting to this newer paradigm faster?
For example, for places where English isn't the first language, LLMs are widely used for content-based tasks (posts, emails, support), because waiting 10s for Bard or GPT to output something higher quality is worth their time. Perhaps these folks end up being more attuned than usual, more in harmony and sync with the LLMs?
Speaking from experience, it took a while for me to move from vim to vscode, from Javascript to Typescript. We probably prefer our silos and feel uber comfortable in existing setups.
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It could be that folks who perhaps aren't too married to their current workflow are adopting to this newer paradigm faster?
For example, for places where English isn't the first language, LLMs are widely used for content-based tasks (posts, emails, support), because waiting 10s for Bard or GPT to output something higher quality is worth their time. Perhaps these folks end up being more attuned than usual, more in harmony and sync with the LLMs?
Speaking from experience, it took a while for me to move from vim to vscode, from Javascript to Typescript. We probably prefer our silos and feel uber comfortable in existing setups.