> Turns out he needs an expert to hold it properly and from the coworker's point of view he would probably need to hire an expert to help automate the task, whi

> Turns out he needs an expert to hold it properly and from the coworker's point of view he would probably need to hire an expert to help automate the task, which will likely only be marginally less expensive than it was 5 years ago. The LLM wrote the code, then used the code itself, without needing a coder around. So the only negative was needing to ask it specifically to use code, right? In that case, with code being the thing it's good at, "tell the LLM to make and use code" is going to be in the basic tutorials. It doesn't need an expert. It really is about "holding it right" in a non-mocking way, the kind of instructions you expect to go through for using a new tool. If you can go through a one hour or less training course while only half paying attention, and immediately save two hours on your first use, that's a great return on the time investment.