Well Google chrome contains 250MB worth of technical coding and expands somewhere nearer 1 GB at 0.07 bytes a second per technician.
That same coding requirement written in CP UASM using talk based notation tagging and touch screen symbolic masking would take 80MB effort of technical code and would be coded at first closer to 0.04Bytes/s but top coders could reach about 0.09Bytes/s not to long after and after a longer while closer to 0.17.
This would mean a 1000 top coders could easily port google chrome code and make an alternative browser in 3 months and make it compile to a smaller size and operate more efficiently by 10 years from now today that's more like 20,000+ coders over a year could make a decent browser that was starting to get closer to chrome efficiency.
CP UASM at 0.17Bytes a second that is equivalent to 0.5 Bytes/s in C which any human would very much struggle to maintain beyond slight spurts of coding.
Also in many cases CP UASM could be faster than C versions.
If you can properly match code development AI to human interfacing This could be closer to 1.2 Bytes a second of equivalent C coding.
If a top coder coded 5 days a week for 8 hours for 12 weeks at 1.2Bytes/s of equivalent c code then could have made a new very lite OS like windows 3.1 level from scratch about 2MB of coding and compiled to about 7MB + media content. they could have also made a basic 3d game like quake but with more polygons and better lighting although they could do more now with unreal 5.
So when It all goes software 2.0 man will get this kind of performance boost allowing for more advanced technical work and bigger personal more technically demanding software projects to be done although man will take time to adapt and does have limits.
This could well lead to over 6PB 20PB compiled of highly technical c level and lower coding. Imagine 14 PBytes + data and media of efficient binary sized and high performance linux software for example produced in one year this would be immense and the software choice would be pronominal the linux community would be developing their software interests a lot faster right near the threshold of the speed of imagination zero point you could say.