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Doesn't look like it. What's your source? https://www.statista.com/statistics/200463/us-poverty-rate-s...
I’m not following. It seems straightforward enough, and consistent with both charts, that a dramatic speedup in coding yields a more modest improvement in overall productivity because typing code is a minority of the work. Is your contention here that the LLM not only documents, but accelerates the thinking part too?
Which part of the third chart do you disagree with?
>First, skilled engineers using LLMs to code also think and discuss and stare off into space before the source code starts getting laid down
Yes, and the thinking time is a significant part of overall software delivery, which is why accelerating the coding part doesn't dramatically change overall productivity or labor requirements.