LLMs as a tool that you use and check can be useful, especially for code. However, I think that putting some LLM in your customer-facing app/SaaS/game is like u

LLMs as a tool that you use and check can be useful, especially for code. However, I think that putting some LLM in your customer-facing app/SaaS/game is like using the "I'm feeling lucky" button when Google introduced it. It only works for trivial things that you might not even had to use a search engine for (find the address of a website you had already visited). But since it's so cheap to implement and feels like it's doing the work of humans for a tiny fraction of the cost, they won't care about the customers and implement it anyway. So it'll probably flood any system that can get away with basic mistakes, hopefully not in systems where human lives are at stake.