Why bother using higher-level programming languages to communicate with a computer? You interact with a computer using assembly - raw bit shifting and memory addresses - which is more precise and effective.
int add(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
I can imagine OS being written in C++ and working most of the time. I don't think you can replace Linux written in C with any number of LLM prompts.
LLM can be a [bad so far] programmer but a prompt is not a program.
The English language is not comparable. It is a language designed to capture all the ambiguity of human thought, and as such is not appropriate for computation.
TLDR: There's a reason why programmers still exist after the dawn of 4GL / 'no code' frameworks. Otherwise we'd all be product managers typing specs into JIRA and getting fully formed applications out the other side.