The danger in the eventual ubiquitous availability of large language models (LLMs) isn't necessarily that they can seemingly answer any question. The real issu

The danger in the eventual ubiquitous availability of large language models (LLMs) isn't necessarily that they can seemingly answer any question. The real issue arises when it becomes far too tempting to immediately turn to an LLM for an answer, rather than taking a few moments to quietly ponder the problem on your own, engaging and manipulating, exploring different angles, etc. This kind of abstract thinking is a craft that only improves with consistent practice and deliberate effort.