It's the star trek future way of interfacing with things. I don't know SOLIDWORKS at all. I'm a total noob at Fusion 360, but I've made a couple of things with it. Sketch and extrude. But what I can do is English. Using a combination of Claude and openSCAD and my knowledge of programming, I was able to make something that I could 3d print, without having to learn SOLIDWORKS. Same with Abelton for music. It's frustrating when Claude does the wrong thing, but where it shines is when you give it the skill to render the object to a png for it to look at the scad that it's generating, so it can iterate until it actually makes what you're looking for. It's the human out of the loop where leaps are being made.