> The LLMs we have now are extremely effective though. There’s real use case here for automating writing, and some menial tasks that human beings were unfairly

> The LLMs we have now are extremely effective though. There’s real use case here for automating writing, and some menial tasks that human beings were unfairly burdened with, but were impossible to automate till now. Some people take issue with that assertion. The biggest problem with LLMs is you can’t trust them and have to verify everything they output - and often writing it yourself and verifying is easier than verifying someone/something else’s work. Right now no sane corporation will even let a LLM run their helplines that they out sourced to India. Imagine a LLM hallucinating a dangerous “solution” to a customer problem resulting in loss of property, injuries, or even death. It’s a massive lawsuit waiting to happen.