> LLMs make the typing cheap, but they don’t make the reasoning cheap.

LLMs lower the cost of copy/pasting code around, or troubleshooting issues using standard error messages.

Instead of going through Stack Overflow to find how to use a framework to do some specific thing, you prompt a model. You don't even need to know a thing about the language you are using to leverage a feedback loop.

LLMs lower the cost of a multitude of drudge work in developing software, such as having to read the docs to learn how a framework should be used to achieve a goal. You still need to know what you are doing, but you don't need to reinvent the wheel.