alt Hacker News> IMO analytics/SQL will always be a space that needs a significant weight of human input and judgement in generating.
Isn't that precisely what is done when prompting?
> IMO analytics/SQL will always be a space that needs a significant weight of human input and judgement in generating.
Isn't that precisely what is done when prompting?
The key to my point is in the word "generating". Meaning human input/judgement by actually typing more SQL than the LLM produces. The model's reasoning and code generation pipelines are typically 2 separate code paths, so it may not always actually do what it intends which can lead to unexpected results.