Again, unless you’re the employer, then you’re getting paid by someone that cares more about productivity than whether you think LLMs produce incorrect code.

All that matters is whether they agree with you.

The only control you have over this is to either a) work for yourself, or b) keep looking until you find an employer that agrees with you.

My argument is that the number of employers that fall under (b) is shrinking.

> My argument is that the number of employers that fall under (b) is shrinking.

That's great. Sucks to be them. I've doubled my prices and doubled my time estimates and I'm still turning work away.