They could be doing a lot better but it's a bit of a cursed problem. Natural language as input doesn't give you any information about where the boundaries are

They could be doing a lot better but it's a bit of a cursed problem. Natural language as input doesn't give you any information about where the boundaries are or what's possible. Meanwhile natural language can express anything, most of which any current implementation won't be able to do. So the user gets a blank canvas and all the associated problems with learning what to do, except it's worse because many things they think up will fail. And the main tool we have to guide the user through this fraught path is LLM output. Oof. I am hopeful that Apple will demonstrate their expertise in using some traditional UI to help alleviate some of these problems.