case 2: how can LLM 'go bust'? Do they just magically disappear and can never write code or write code as good as todays (24 augh 2026) models?
Even if is true (that LLM apocalypse starts exactly today). I'd still be very comfortable with letting SOL, Opus, Fable, and some other SOTA open sourced models to write code for me.
- there could be a multitude of reasons, maybe chinese models become so cheap that frontier SOTA industry completely collapses as nobody wants to pay 200$ a month anymore
- maybe we hit an architectural limitation that was not previously anticipated
- maybe there just isnt enough power to run anymore data centers
- could be any of the 4654545246541365456 reasons here
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case 2: how can LLM 'go bust'? Do they just magically disappear and can never write code or write code as good as todays (24 augh 2026) models?
Even if is true (that LLM apocalypse starts exactly today). I'd still be very comfortable with letting SOL, Opus, Fable, and some other SOTA open sourced models to write code for me.
- there could be a multitude of reasons, maybe chinese models become so cheap that frontier SOTA industry completely collapses as nobody wants to pay 200$ a month anymore
- maybe we hit an architectural limitation that was not previously anticipated
- maybe there just isnt enough power to run anymore data centers
- could be any of the 4654545246541365456 reasons here
-did you stop using the internet once it got cheaper (post ADSL)
-Even if that limitation is hit exactly today, 99.9% of code will still be wrote by the current SOTA AI in the future.
-Nuclear energy, idk much about the energy sector but its not a bleak outlook.
anyway, im super bullish on AI and LLM to solve coding.
thats the point i am trying to make https://larsfaye.com/articles/ai-coding-will-prevent-experti...
Local LLMS are already amazing.