@CarsonGale have you had a chance to use the Code Interpreter?

@firstuserhere i have not - I also don't work in tech and don't know how to code.

@CarsonGale I see. Code interpreter is slowly being rolled out. It's good at code, but the point is that it's capable of outputting an excel sheet after doing some manipulations to the data as specified.

@CarsonGale as someone who spent almost a decade building financial statements at top banks in NY, can code, and is building an MS Office replacement, I assure you this can be done today.

Do they have to be reliable enough for businesses to actually use or just demos?

@StephenMalina reliable enough for businesses to use as a first draft.

@CarsonGale i.e., if financial data is consistently wrong in the model (e.g., worse than if an intern did it) I don't think that would count.