but see, that is how humans logic and reason. humans are given a set of specs, write code and the client often comes back and says that it's not what they wante

but see, that is how humans logic and reason. humans are given a set of specs, write code and the client often comes back and says that it's not what they wanted, because their spec sucked or wasn't specific enough.. this happens daily on development teams everywhere. Gpt4 literally is doing the same thing, trying to fulfill a spec, which is whatever we give it and sometimes we just confuse it. I'd be rich if I had a dollar everytime a stakeholder confused me trying to explain their desired outcome. Especially when I was a junior, now I'm more careful about starting, before understanding but that's equivalent to my version of: sorry I'm a human developer, not a kind reader, i.e. as a large language model...