When it comes to writing code being stuck in time, I'm expecting that LLMs replace programming languages rather than programmers. We aren't there yet and LLMs, or the next iteration of architecture, need to get better at logically working through and validating code, but I do think we'll get there.

When you think about it, its really pretty ridiculous that a programmer will ask an LLM to write code that the programmer can copy and ultimately compile into machine code for yet another computer to use. Cutting out the intermediary steps seems like a logical next step.