I think it will be more impactful in marketing/content industry, than dev.
Not a dev but I assume there is a hard quality barrier - ie does the code work. I'm in digital marketing/seo, and there is a much lower barrier for 'good enough' content. Couple this with a much higher drive for quantiy of content - across web content, social content, and email content. If you can produce enough cheaply it works - look at spam emails as an example.
I am curious if this will lead to a circular logic style training situation for AI in the future - where it begins to train itself on content previous versions have published. Or copyright craziness where it is filtering AI content from it's training materials.
Not a dev but I assume there is a hard quality barrier - ie does the code work. I'm in digital marketing/seo, and there is a much lower barrier for 'good enough' content. Couple this with a much higher drive for quantiy of content - across web content, social content, and email content. If you can produce enough cheaply it works - look at spam emails as an example.
I am curious if this will lead to a circular logic style training situation for AI in the future - where it begins to train itself on content previous versions have published. Or copyright craziness where it is filtering AI content from it's training materials.