In my opinion the biggest use case for spread sheet with LLM is to ask them to build python scripts to do what ever manipulations you want to do with the data. Once people learn to do this workplace productivity would increase greatly I have been using LLM for years now to write python scripts that automate different repeatable tasks. Want a pdf of this data to be overlayed on this file create a python script with an LLM. Want the data exported out of this to be formated and tallied create a script for that.
How will people without Python knowledge know that the script is 100% correct? You can say "Well they shouldn't use it for mission critical stuff" or "Yeah that's not a use case, it could be useful for qualitative analysis" etc., but you bet they will use it for everything. People use ChatGPT as a search engine and a therapist, which tells us enough
If you have a mechanism that can prove arbitrary program correctness with 100% accuracy you’re sitting on something more valuable than LLMs.
so human powered LLM user ??
For sure, I've never seen a human write a bug or make a mistake in programming
that's why we create LLM for that
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Yesterday I had to pass a bunch of data to finance as the person that does so had left the company. But they wanted me to basically group by a few columns, so instead of spending an hour on this in excel, I created 3 rows of fake data, gave it to the llm, it created a Python script which I ran against the dataset. After manual verification of the results, it could be submitted to finance.
Yeah I am not a programmer just more tech literate than most as I have always been fascinated by tech. I think people are missing the forest for the trees when it comes to LLMS. I have been using them to create simple bash, bat, python scripts. Which I would not have been able to put together before even with weeks of googling. I say that because I used to do that unsuccessfully but my success rate thorugh the roof with LLM's.
Now I just ask an LLM to create the scripts and explain all the steps. If it is a complex script I would also ask it to add logging to the script so that I can feed the log back to the LLM and explain what is going wrong which allowed for a lot faster fixes. In the early days I and the LLM would be going around in circles till I hit the token limits. And to start from scratch again.
Learn python, the subscription for that knowledge won't be jacked up to 2000$/month when the VC money drys up.
That’s exactly how it should be done if accuracy is important.
Congrats? But you are not likely a typical user.
Just learn python, what are you a child?
Basic python knowledge should be a requirement for any office job.
LLMs is a retarded way of spending trillions automating what can be done with good old reliable scripting. We haven't automated shit yet.