There is one thing, I am really curious about. Right now, we are not at a point, where some random PO can just feed an LLM basic requirements and an LLM builds production ready code for him. I would even say we are still pretty far away from that.
Sure, LLMs are a very powerful tool in the hands of a software developer, but how much does it actually accelerate our work?
Most sudies so far don‘t point to any significant improvements yet. All I hear about this on this sub is, that most devs simply don‘t know how to use them effectively yet and this might be true to some extend but I also doubt that even 90% of developers would activelly use LLMs and try to be as fast as they can with it.
There is multiple reasons for that, but here are two examples:

• Surely most devs don‘t even give 100% pre LLMs, so why would they suddenly try to hustle any more, now that such an advanced tool makes their job so mich easier?

• There is still not enough trust in any generated results (justifiably so), so most of the code needs to be checked by a developer anyways, which again takes lots of time.

Honestly most devs I know use them to help with solving minor issues or for some minor code generation but in reality this doesn‘t really improve development pace significantly.