Predicting the future is futile, but I would guess this would be exactly the opposite. LLMs make it remarkably easy to generate a lot of code so they can easily generate a lot of Rust code that looks good. It probably wouldn't be, and for us it would be unreadable when something goes wrong. We would end up in LLM debugging hell.

The solution is to use a higher level safer, strict language (e.g. Java) that would be easy for us to debug and deeply familiar to all LLMs. Yes, we will generate more code, but if you spend the LLM time focusing on nitpicking performance rather than productivity you would end up in the same problem you have with humans. LLMs also have capacity limits and the engineers that operate them have capacity limits, neither one is going away.