The parent post is very orthogonal to yours. That isn't saying that LLMs won't be useful -- it's saying that unverified LLMs are of limited value. This rings t

The parent post is very orthogonal to yours. That isn't saying that LLMs won't be useful -- it's saying that unverified LLMs are of limited value. This rings true. There's a low economic value for performing activities when it doesn't matter if the output is true or accurate. Unverified LLMs can generated unlimited output that cannot be trusted; this is output that can approximate truth at times. I suppose the long term question is whether the approximation is sufficient for value-generating purposes. It clearly is sufficient in cases where it outperforms the status quo (example: summarizing customer feedback).