this has been all of computers since day one, pick a better argument.
imagine this same response but towards a linker/assembler/compiler that was complaining that it couldn't compile your plain speech into exactly the thing you wanted.
I guess the presumption is this : "This thing responds and outputs to plain language decently well, that must be what it's for!" , you then decide to disregard all of computer science, programming paradigms, boilerplate, and any attached rigor that one would normally have in the crafting a computer program and get validated by garbage output : "See honey! I told you these LLMs are useless, it couldn't one shot "Make me a perfect compliant browser no mistakes." "
YES , it goes without saying that with regard to computers -- those things in which we have little choice but to interact with textually most of the time -- that the things you put into them, and the order of those things, and the tool in which you use to do the inputting matter
what a surprise .
Strange how geeks have been making magic-word incantation/wizard jokes about the practice since the 50s, huh?
Is this an impossibly high bar? Yes! But that's literally the product pitch. If it can't act as a responsible colleage how is it supposed to replace you all?