Large language models in their current form are limited, but within those limits lie a thousand use cases. This is unlike blockchain. Expect to hear more and mo

Large language models in their current form are limited, but within those limits lie a thousand use cases. This is unlike blockchain. Expect to hear more and more about specific use cases after the people pointing out the obvious limits have run out of steam. (Oh, it can't construct a novel proof? Why would you even think it could?) For example, I think many books will be written with the help of large language models, especially memoirs. Speeches will be written with LLMs. Comedians will flesh out jokes by giving LLMs the setup and the punchline and ask for the rest to be filled in. Memos and documents that aim to be spare, information dense, and accurate don't benefit much from LLMs.