You can't ignore the rest of the sentence. "every other task their business does" "everyone will be out of a job"

This means it has to handle basically all business tasks, so "arbitrary". I'm not sure what percent you have in mind by "many many many" but I would say it can't code half the things you need in an efficient and minimally buggy way.

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FabCH 7 hours ago | parent [-]

What code does a village vet clinic need? In all seriousness.

Even IF they need code, they need at best a CRUD app to track patients, that's it. There is no way Fable or Opus 5.5 can't one-shot a village vet clinic app in 30 minutes, and only with "I need a village vet clinic app" as a prompt, and whatever questions it decides to ask along the way with it's "ask user" tool.

Or a florist, to use the example from a sibling comment.

Code is tiny part of "business".

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Dylan16807 7 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Anything you can't solve with code just means the AI is doing worse on the benchmark isn't it? That's why I didn't go into detail on that aspect.

And that one shot app is not going to be bug free.

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ben_w 7 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

> What code does a village vet clinic need? In all seriousness.

Automated diagnostics, pharmacist, surgical robot, something to express anal glands without harming the patient.

Dog-English machine translation.

	▲	pixl97 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		And they pay a lot for a CRM that keeps track of pets, vaccinations, appointments, x-ray images, tests and charts, and pet deaths and sending information out to text or mail. I did support for around 15 independent vet clinics in the past.