I'll counter you here. I'm starting to think that the people that moan the most about LLMs being terrible, might just be terrible at writing good queries. Lik

I'll counter you here. I'm starting to think that the people that moan the most about LLMs being terrible, might just be terrible at writing good queries. Like everything else: garbage in, garbage out. EDIT: I was not aiming this comment directly at you. But I've had a couple of devs try to convince me that tools like ChatGPT or Claude is garbage, and then use extremely short queries as proof. "Write me a website with [list of specs]", and then when it either fails or spits out half-baked results, they go "See? It's garbage!" On the other hand I've seen non-coders create usable tools, by breaking up the problem and inputting good queries for each of those sub-tasks.