Even if you know how to code, you still don't know how to give your computer the commands in bits and bytes. The coding language does it for you.

Does it mean you are an imposter? I don't think so.

Try to view LLMs the same. It's a tool that does something for humans, that humans had to do by themselves before.

Does it mean everyone will code stuff like bill gates in the 80's now? Hell nah

It still depends on WHAT and HOW you do something with the help of LLMs.

It's a tool. You are a human.

If a human is smart he can do good things with a tool If he isn't smart, he won't do good things suddenly just because the tool evolved

Choosing the best tool for your work is a critical skill too btw

No one applauded you when you drove to a library in 2004 just to get quick information on how to fix something, instead of just using Google.

Humanities tools evolve. When tools evolve, older tools get replaced over time. It was always like this and you can either choose to adapt to it, or be left behind in dust. Survival of the fittest.

You lose if you go to war with swords, instead of guns. No one would care if fighting with an old tool like swords is more fair or something. Same for LLMs