Maybe in enterprise.

But in the consumer market segment, for most cases, its all about who is cheapest (free preferably) - aside from the few loonies who care about personality.

The true lasting economic benefits within enterprise are yet to play out. The trade off between faster code production vs poorer maintained code is yet to play out.

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xpe a day ago | parent [-]

> But in the consumer market segment, for most cases, its all about who is cheapest (free preferably) - aside from the few loonies who care about personality.

On what basis do you know this? Or more like your personal impression — based on asking how many people? Your friends?

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utyop22 a day ago | parent [-]

I have a wide ranging sample of folks I've spoken to and observed their usage.

	▲	xpe 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		>10? >33? >100? >333? Just informal conversations? Or surveys of some kind? I’m genuinely curious. After studying statistics and research design, I have learned to be very cautious at what I conclude. I often talk with various people outside of my usual peer and work groups, but I wouldn’t know how to get anything close to an unbiased take given the social constraints. Maybe I would notice large shifts over time. Observation: LLMs are pretty new in the scheme of things and information diffusion seems pretty different across age groups, geographies, and professions. This makes it pretty hard to even be confident that one knows how to collect good data.