This is of course sometimes true, we take shortcuts to minimize cognitive effort. However, when the situation warrants it we think more carefully about which wo

This is of course sometimes true, we take shortcuts to minimize cognitive effort. However, when the situation warrants it we think more carefully about which words to use to achieve goals, or to reach correspondence with the situation at hand. Or we move more precisely and carefully to do something we haven't done before. I've no doubt that an LLM can approximate whatever model of language a person has from their life experience, but I don't think this type of model is capable of active coping, making judgments, or of having accountability to the world it's meant to operate in.