I always find articles like this very odd and nebulous because they act as though AI models are just Google. Type request, get info. But that's such a narrow/

I always find articles like this very odd and nebulous because they act as though AI models are just Google. Type request, get info. But that's such a narrow/one dimensional view of how LLMs are used. They can gather data or write an article, but that's probably a minority of use cases. People have casual conversations with them, code written, brainstorming sessions, dictating a voice-recorded note, and the list goes on. While data its getting trained on is important, the supposition is that this data consists only of what sits out there on the interwebs. That as oppose to user input/interaction which, I'm guessing, has a pretty large role in training models. Maybe even more so in some cases than AI-written blog spam.