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Comment by Npovview

3 hours ago

Why should I need to talk to Opus 4.7 when my day-to-day task is about programming in Java and Python? I don't need my model to know about biology or chemistry. If I need those capabilities (for someone who is working as software engineer in chemical industry), I will talk to Opus 4.7 for planning and then fan-out work for cheaper coding models. I think we will soon start to see specialized highly effective English language only programming models. I don't need my coding model to know about literature, art, philosphy, ethics, etc.

I would think that the surrounding chemical "knowledge" could be useful in the context of programming in that industry. Have you ever found it to draw links and conclusions between what you're doing in computer science and the chemistry it's in the middle of?