2025: Most common way to write documents in Latex is to give a natural language description to a tool based on LLMs?
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Most common decided by polls and surverys measuring this sort of thing, along with market share of most popular tools.

GPT-4 is quite good at it already.

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god I hope so

I think this might be done for some weirder parts, but I expect that for e.g. mathematical formulae the natural language descriptions are too unwieldy. So this ought to look more like Copilot.

God I hope so.

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