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> the proof is that LLMs _can_ reliably generate (relatively small amounts of) working code from relatively terse descriptions

> Sometimes the interpolated detail is wrong (and indeterministic)

... You consider incorrect, non deterministic results to be "reliable"?

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Do you consider the implementation of such specs by another human to (always) be correct and deterministic?

Heck, if I reimplement something I worked on a month ago it’s probably not going to be the exact same. Being non deterministic needn’t to be a problem, as long as it falls within certain boundaries and produces working results.

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