Comment by sebstefan

It's always "revolutionizing our internal workflows" or "30% of code at Microsoft is AI now" but never improving a codebase you can actually see

Making a significant improvement to the state of the art of one particular algorithm is one thing, but I've seen new tools do that since the 80s

I'll be convinced when LLMs start making valuable pull requests, non-obvious corner cases or non-trivial bugs in mature FOSS projects