Comment by test_user369
20 hours ago
I'm curious to try it out, how many specialized models will it take to run a company.
Going to try it out for some bookkeeping, e.g. point it to a folder and tell it to book the invoices and point it to a csv file holding a year of private transactions and see them being processed, categorized and then ask about certain trends.
That sounds more like a task for a python script than an LLM.
Yes, the LLM will have to write a script to process them, just wonder how it differs from other LLMs to categorize and create useful insights. I tried this with Opus and Actual, and Opus didn't label a lot of transactions where the payee's name includes gasstation, food and other obvious purchases.
Just to be clear, are you saying that he should generate via an LLM, or hand-write, a python script, then run analysis on the data?
Today I'd have the LLM write the script. Why not?
Um sure, point being llm writes said script
You assume, but I’ve known normies to just ask copilot to hallucinate figures instead of writing scripts.
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