Except that a weather forecasting model can't experiment on weather, but a LLM system may be designed to be able to perform experiments and take feedbacks?
Excel already does this except for the variable column width.
One can select a cell inside a table-like range and click "Format as a Table" to have Excel automatically infer the range of the table (including the headers) and enhance it with database-like features. One can then refer to columns in formulas using references like so: `=[@[first column]] + [@second_column]`. Modifying the formula in one cell will also update all the cells in the same columns. The table object becomes accessible using labels (e.g. `Table1`)
Agreed. I feel people should start replacing touchscreens with physical buttons/dials with small LED screens on them --- their functions and behaviours can be programmed to change on demand while retaining tactile feedbacks.