Not the OP, but you wrote “LLM when it came out, was perfect as an interface between a system and a normal human”. That’s a specific and very encompassing claim. I can only think of very simplistic systems (like a microwave oven maybe) where a current LLM could function perfectly as the sole command interface, much less when LLMs first became available. For systems of any significant complexity, it tends to turn into an exercise in frustration and failure modes when the LLM is your only interface (and frequently even when it isn’t).
An LLM can enhance the interface of a system and can be really useful in that despite its imperfections. But that’s a very different claim.
An LLM can enhance the interface of a system and can be really useful in that despite its imperfections. But that’s a very different claim.