Only if you can get that result in one pass.

The real utility of LLMs is that they can be called in a loop to scan through many web pages, many code files, issue tickets, emails, etc...

There are already demos and experiments out there that for every input, 4x outputs are generated, then those are fed back into the LLM 4x for "review", then the best variant is then used to generate code which then automatically tested, errors are fed back in a loop, also with 4x parallel tries, etc...

It's the throughput compared to humans that is the true differentiator. If hooking up the API in a loop up ends up costing more than a human, then it's not worth it.