Summary
- Geoff Litberg thinks LLMs will soon lead to an era of ‘malleable software’,
- Where casual users can customize and recombine software to suit their needs,
- Rather than just making professional software developers more productive.
- The bottleneck to end-user programming has been in converting informal user desires into code,
- But LLMs are making that conversion easier, opening up new possibilities.
- This will lead to changes in when, why and by whom software is made, as well as new interaction models.
- Today’s post explores how user interaction models might change, including chatbots, hybrid models and open-ended computational media.
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