I tried using LLMs for 2 types of work: 1. Improve the code that I already have. Waste of time, it never works. This is not because my code is too good, but be

I tried using LLMs for 2 types of work: 1. Improve the code that I already have. Waste of time, it never works. This is not because my code is too good, but because it is SQL with complex context and I get more hallucinations than usable code, still the usable code is good for basic tasks and not for more. 2. Areas I rarely use and I don't maintain an expertise on. This is where it is good value, I get 80% of what I need in 20% of the time, I take it and complete the work. But this does not happen too often, so the overall value is not there yet. In a way is like RPA: it does something, not great, but it saves some time.