>Anyone who doesn't understand this either isn't required to use to utility it provides or has no idea how to prompt it correctly.
Almost every counter-criticism of LLMs almost boil down to
1. you're holding it wrong
2. Well, I use it $DAYJOB and it works great for me! (And $DAYJOB is software engineering).
I'm glad your wife was able to save 2 hours of work, but forgive me if that doesn't translate to the trillion dollar valuation OpenAI is claiming. It's strange you don't see the inherent irony in your post. Instead of your wife just directly uploading the dataset and a prompt, she first has to prompt it to write code. There are clear limitations and it looks like LLMs are stuck at some sort of wall.
Almost every counter-criticism of LLMs almost boil down to
1. you're holding it wrong
2. Well, I use it $DAYJOB and it works great for me! (And $DAYJOB is software engineering).
I'm glad your wife was able to save 2 hours of work, but forgive me if that doesn't translate to the trillion dollar valuation OpenAI is claiming. It's strange you don't see the inherent irony in your post. Instead of your wife just directly uploading the dataset and a prompt, she first has to prompt it to write code. There are clear limitations and it looks like LLMs are stuck at some sort of wall.