IMHO, if you really "tell a CEO I can give him 56% more developers overnight" , he will sue you. Every programmer tried it out can tell that his affirmation cou

IMHO, if you really "tell a CEO I can give him 56% more developers overnight" , he will sue you. Every programmer tried it out can tell that his affirmation could be right only for trivial part of a program, for non trivial programming part, it is more like a board game, where you try to induce the "AI" to produce the right answer modifying the "prompt" again, again, again, again, ( Did I tell you "again" ?) and again. <sarcasm> Obviously that is a customer fault because he didn't hire prompt engineers to do properly the job to describe properly the job they need be done </sarcasm>