extend closedate?

@MilfordHammerschmidt

@chrisjbillington Done

One potential Yes scenario: coding LLMs allow non-technical people to build software, and the increased supply of people who can build software is larger than the induced demand from greater productivity.

This might be a better measure for how well software engineers are doing:

Will the software engineer's salaries/ per capita GDP ratio be lower in 2026 than in 2022, per Levels.fyi? | Manifold Markets

"My work is code, my love is bugs,
Money flows like streams of slugs."

The close date is 2024, but the title and description say 2026/by 2027. Is the close date wrong?

Automation raises the productivity of the individual worker, so their real salaries should go up (and nominal salaries go up even more). Industry figures out out ways to use the increased capacity so all those coders won't have to learn to journalist.

Will salaries be adjusted for inflation?

@toms No.

@toms I made a similar one with inflation adjustment. (And it's one year shorter)

Will software engineer's real salaries be lower in 2025 than they were in 2022, per Levels.fyi? (Inflation adjusted!) | Manifold Markets