I'm not so sure about that in the generic sense.
This sentence from the article really stuck out to me.
> and you write the rule down so clearly that nobody (human or otherwise) has to guess again.
Writing rules, or steps, unambiguously in a high level language and having those statements translated to lower level languages, that ultimately get executed by a machine, is what compilers do.
The commands you gave were not unambiguous at all and although an LLM would produce a result, the result would definitely be nonsense.
"make me a budget, here is 6 months of credit card receipts"
For example, a valid budget requires some knowledge of expected income...
This sentence from the article really stuck out to me.
> and you write the rule down so clearly that nobody (human or otherwise) has to guess again.
Writing rules, or steps, unambiguously in a high level language and having those statements translated to lower level languages, that ultimately get executed by a machine, is what compilers do.
The commands you gave were not unambiguous at all and although an LLM would produce a result, the result would definitely be nonsense.
"make me a budget, here is 6 months of credit card receipts"
For example, a valid budget requires some knowledge of expected income...