Very skilled assembly programmers still can beat compilers, but nearly no assembly is written by humans anymore.
I'm too young to have known the assembly wizard world, but how is the job market for people of that skill-set and expertise?
My assumption was that being closer to hardware tends to be more resistant to AI hype since they work in environments where just vibe coding some slop carries much higher risk than vibe coding a webpage or mobile app does.
Do they? It might have been true month ago, not sure right now.
This is a tired non-analogy.