The bigger problem is that an accurate LLM is such a massive speed up in coding (an order of magnitude, hypothetically at least), that there is zero incentive t

The bigger problem is that an accurate LLM is such a massive speed up in coding (an order of magnitude, hypothetically at least), that there is zero incentive to share it. All American programming tech has relied on an time-and-knowledge gap to keep big companies in power. Using visual studio and c++ to create programs is trivial or speedy if you have a team of programmers and know what pitfalls to avoid. If you're a public pleb/peasant who doesn't know the pitfalls, you're going to waste thousands of hours hitting pointless errors, conceptual problems and scaling issues. Hallucinating LLMs are marketable to the public. Accurate LLMs are a weapon best kept private. I am always intriguied by the people who say LLMs provide a massive benefit to their programming and never ever provide examples............