Comment by 20after4

> I want to do, not tell.

This 1000%.

That's the thing that bothers me about putting LLM interfaces on anything and everything: I can tell my computer what to do in many more efficient ways than using English. English surely isn't even the most efficient way for humans to communicate, let alone for communicating with computers. There is a reason computer languages exist - they express things much more precisely than English can. Human language is so full of ambiguity and subtle context-dependence, some are more precise and logical than English, for sure, but all are far from ideal.

I could either:

A. Learn to do a task well, after some practice, it becomes almost automatic. I gain a dedicated neural network, trained to do said task, very efficiently and instantly accessible the next time I need it.

Or:

B. Use clumsy language to describe what I want to a neural network that has been trained to do roughly what I ask. The neural network performs inefficiently and unreliably but achieves my goal most of the time. At best this seems like a really mediocre way to do a lot of things.