Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. This particular claim appears to be nothing more than “we’re as good as Google”.
Consider for a moment the hundreds of thousands of Microsoft employees over 50 years who have been churning out code and contrast that with how long the current crop of LLMs have been able to even begin to generate something vaguely resembling code, let alone actual code that compiles, let alone works, first time.
In my opinion, this is (and very likely Google’s statement) yet another marketing claim with nothing but smoke and mirrors to complete the illusion.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. This particular claim appears to be nothing more than “we’re as good as Google”.
Consider for a moment the hundreds of thousands of Microsoft employees over 50 years who have been churning out code and contrast that with how long the current crop of LLMs have been able to even begin to generate something vaguely resembling code, let alone actual code that compiles, let alone works, first time.
In my opinion, this is (and very likely Google’s statement) yet another marketing claim with nothing but smoke and mirrors to complete the illusion.
Cue the LLM fans …