I've come to realize that the smarter LLMs get, the less they understand the point of abstractions.
I've been using it for a unity game for the past few years. Nowadays it will go sleuthing into packages and assembly and make decisions based upon what it sees there.
It will make comments about why it's doing something based upon a function call 3 methods deep.
God forbid any of these details change in a minor version update.
I have a pile of ideas and not enough time to get to them all, but one of them is the opposite direction. Embrace Discord, and build a MUD whose social systems are funneled through it.
A website flaming out and dying in the face of unusual traffic is a perfectly reasonable business decision. These "witty" comments are effectively self owns.
Nah, LLMs so far are shit in actually creative work. Math, programming, most graphic design, etc, is somewhat creative and its pretty good at it.
But if you set it to task on something actually so it spits out stuff that reads as derivative. I've been trying to use it for my D&D sessions and other writing and its basically all shit. The ideas it comes up with are usually bad. At best its good at making sure your ideas are coherent.