You can’t realistically cover every use case. With an LLM you can say something like “Make me a program that sets up an SDL window with the title ABCD that has a 396x224 RGB565 framebuffer and moves around a red square using the WASD keys by using a loop to fill in pixels in that framebuffer and then quits when it reaches the right edge of the screen” and it has a reasonable chance of making something that works or at least is easy to adjust into something that does. Just because sometimes it might not work the first time isn’t a good reason to try to stop people from using it entirely
It does become more wrong, yes, but blocking it isn’t going to help it get any better. The idea that everything an LLM does can be replaced by documentation isn’t true
