Comment by accurrent

I think there are ways of wording what you said without hurting front-end devs. LLMs can be excellent tools while coding to deal with the parts you don't want to sink your own time into.

For instance, I do research into multi-robot systems for a living. One of the most amazing uses of LLMs I've found is that I can ask LLMs to generate visualizations for debugging planners I'm writing. If I were to visualize these things myself Id spend hours trying to learn the details and quirks of the visualization library, and quite frankly it isn't very relevant for my personal goal of writing a multi-agent planner.

I presume for you your focus is backend development. Its convenient to have something that can quickly spit out UIs. The reason you use a LLM is precisely because front-end development is hard.