They can try, but doubt anyone serious will adopt it.

Tried integrating chatgpt into my finance job to see how far I can get. Mega jikes...millions of dollars of hallucinated mistakes.

Worse you don't have the same tight feedback loop you've got in programming that'll tell you when something is wrong. Compile errors, unit tests etc. You basically need to walk through everything it did to figure out what's real and what's hallucinations. Basically fails silently. If they roll that out at scale in the financial system...interesting times ahead.

Still presumably there is something around spreadsheets it'll be able to do - the spreadsheet equivalent of boilerplate code whatever that may be