[Hendrikto]

> And all of that combined only gets you to "meh" real world performance - slow, flaky, fairly brittle, and on relatively narrow tasks. Often good enough for an impressive demo, but not good enough to replace human workers yet.

Sounds like LLMs to me.

[ACCount37]

It's like GPT-3.5 - a proof-of-concept tech demo more than a product.

I don't think further improvements are impossible, not at all. They're just hard to get at.