True. It was all mostly a mistake for Big Tech and many large Enterprise companies to fire their Devs. Now they need them back and they all moved on already
On Alex’s last point about higher education, I argue that the research mission of universities will become more important. LLMs are an engine of knowledge diffusion, meaning knowledge diffusion will be abundant. That means that knowledge creation, diffusion’s economic complement, will become more valuable. Universities will need to adapt their business models accordingly: https://bobm858524.substack.com/p/the-work-of-humans?r=bi9a&utm_medium=ios
True. It was all mostly a mistake for Big Tech and many large Enterprise companies to fire their Devs. Now they need them back and they all moved on already
On Alex’s last point about higher education, I argue that the research mission of universities will become more important. LLMs are an engine of knowledge diffusion, meaning knowledge diffusion will be abundant. That means that knowledge creation, diffusion’s economic complement, will become more valuable. Universities will need to adapt their business models accordingly: https://bobm858524.substack.com/p/the-work-of-humans?r=bi9a&utm_medium=ios