If we're not telling the computer exactly what do then we're leaving the LLM to make (wrong) assumptions.
If we are telling the computer exactly what to do via natural language then it is as complicated as normal programming if not more complicated.
As least that's how I feel about it
One of the most frustrating (but common) things is you do v1. It looks good enough.
Then you go to tweak it a little (say move one box 10-15 pixels over, or change some text sizing or whatever), and it loses its mind.
So then you spend the next several days trying every possible combination of random things to get it to actually move the way you want. It ends up breaking a bunch of other things in the process.
Eventually, you get it right, and then never ever want to touch it ever again.
I’m not a fan of a lot of this AI stuff, but there is no reason to expect it won’t get to that level.
And that normally stems from lack of information or communication problems.
that's not an argument. that's just magical thinking