How Smart Are Small "Large Language Models" (LLMs) or SLM?

Copilot and I created a new text processing and char submatrix extracting script language using Free Pascal. I uploaded the user manual created by Copilot to a small LLM, Qwen 30B A3B. I ask this small LLM to write a Hello World program using this new language and it just did it correctly even though it only read the user manual once and was not fine tuned using the manual or any same scripts. 

LLMs do not have human intelligence, at least not yet. But they are extremely good at recognizing new patterns and applying pattern logic that it learned from its old training data to the new patterns. LLMs are pattern recognizing and pattern retrieval machines that retrieve patterns (including code generation) based on fine tuning. There is no major or real intelligence involved. It is all about training data, fine tuning, pattern recognition, and pattern retrieval. 

AI haters who think that LLM relies on stealing ideas to create images, music, or codes know nothing about LLM or any generative or non-generative AI that is based on the neural network algorithms.