LLM quality predicted to decline due to less skilled coders

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A Mastodon user predicts that Large Language Models (LLMs) will follow the historical trajectory of software development, progressively declining in quality. This decline is attributed to an increasing influx of less skilled coders graduating from university programs. The user suggests this trend is part of a broader pattern of 'enshittification' in technology. AI

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Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 · tuomov · 2026-05-20 23:03

I predict that LLMs will continue the course that the development of software has taken over the decades: getting worse and worse, as worse and worse coders fro

I predict that LLMs will continue the course that the development of software has taken over the decades: getting worse and worse, as worse and worse coders from the universities' assembly lines enter the labour force: 🧵 # LLM # AI # enshittification

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I predict that LLMs will continue the course that the development of software has taken over the decades: getting worse and worse, as worse and worse coders fro

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