Think about all the high volume processes in the enterprise world with a expensive human fallback. Llm are great after the process and before the human to reduc

Think about all the high volume processes in the enterprise world with a expensive human fallback. Llm are great after the process and before the human to reduce tasks routed to the fallback. Think about all human involved in producing unstructured document that people have to read like public councils, court of laws, teachers or other evaluators. Llm can be given a relevancy metric and flag content so that those in need of or waiting for a certain information aren't drowned in noise Llm are unlocking digital transformation in sectors that have been historically resistant to it, and because they are goal driven they do it with minimal programming, just a few good prompts and a data pipeline. And it's just the tip. They don't get tired, they don't forget nor omit, they are absolutely bonkers to find relevant products and services given a database a need and a set of preferences and they will transform how the next generation will make purchasing decisions, travel decision and all these opinion based choices. And while llm are likely not the path to agi and they will cap out in capabilities at some point, they are coming down in price super fast, which will propel adoption even for those cases where other options would be more sensible, just because of the sheer convenience of just asking them to do stuff.