Yes, aren't we under-focusing a bit, right now, on the goals that in the past were achieved by writing code but will in the future be achieved by LLMs themselves (and their replacements)?
For example, maybe we write some code now with the goal of helping a customer service person do their job. But we all know that plenty of people are trying to replace customer service people with LLMs, not use LLMs to write tools to help customer service people.
I see that the LLM still needs to know what's going on with the customer account, and maybe for a long time that takes the form of conventional APIs. But surely something is going to change here?
For example, maybe we write some code now with the goal of helping a customer service person do their job. But we all know that plenty of people are trying to replace customer service people with LLMs, not use LLMs to write tools to help customer service people.
I see that the LLM still needs to know what's going on with the customer account, and maybe for a long time that takes the form of conventional APIs. But surely something is going to change here?