Excellent mention, and that's why I think LLMs are different from other technologies. They don't simply shorten or simplify the way we do things; they modify and create them themselves. A calculation is something exact, the shortening of an obvious and expected result. The language of an LLM is the emulation of a human response based on short instructions, and its programming itself is something different from other tools we create. Even machine learning is more honest than LLM.