Cyber-human and cyber-physical systems have tight end-to-end latency bounds, typically on the order of a few tens of milliseconds. In contrast, cloud-based large-language models (LLMs) have end-to-end latencies that are two to three orders of magnitude larger. This paper shows how to bridge this large gap by using LLMs as offline compilers for creating task-specific code that avoids LLM accesses. We provide three case studies as proofs of concept, and discuss the challenges in generalizing this technique to broader uses.
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