Ok, they weren't confident enough to let the model actually edit the spreadsheet. Phew..
Only a matter of time before someone does it though.
Ok, they weren't confident enough to let the model actually edit the spreadsheet. Phew..
Only a matter of time before someone does it though.
How well does change tracking work in Excel... how hard would it be to review LLM changes?
AFAIK there is no 'git for Excel to diff and undo', especially not built-in (aka 'for free' both cost-wise and add-ons/macros not allowed security-wise).
My limited experience has been that it is difficult to keep LLMs from changing random things besides what they're asked to change, which could cause big problems if unattackable in Excel.
I thought there was track changes on all office products. Most Office documents are zip files of XML files and assets, so I'd imagine it would be possible to rollback changes.
When I think how easy I can misclick to stuff up a spreadsheet I can't begin to imagine all the subtle ways LLMs will screw them up.
Unlike code where it's all on display, with all these formulas are hidden in each cell, you won't see the problem unless click on the cell so you'll have a hard time finding the cause.
I wish Gemini could edit more in Google sheets and docs.
Little stuff like splitting text more intelligently or following the formatting seen elsewhere would be very satisfying.