When I search this topic online, I always find either wrong information or advertising lies. So what is actually something that LLMs can do very well, as in being actually useful and not just outputing a nonsensical word salad that sounds coherent.

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So basically from what I've read, most people use it for natural language processing problems.

Example: turn this infodump into a bullet point list, or turn this bullet point list into a coherent text, help me with rephrasing this text, word association, etc.

Other people use it for simple questions that it can answer with a database of verified sources.

Also, a few people use it as struggle duck, basically helping alleviate writers block.

Thanks guys.

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[โ€“] 3 points 2 years ago*

I use it pretty sparsely, and it's stuff that's simple but if I were to google I'd get a whole 10 page essay about filled with ads.

For example here's some of my recent searches, the span is like ~2 months back.

  • XXL and 2X being the same thing.
  • Rainbow Minecraft MOTD server text.
  • Script to find all the schematic files in my ~30 nested files and copy them to a new folder
  • how to get cat hair out of clothes
  • some legal supreme court thing from the 1800s
  • creative commons CC-BY-SA explanation (their website didn't explain what the abbreviation of "BY" was)
  • how to unlock my grandad's truck with the code
  • "can ghosts be black" (????? I think I was in a silly argument on discord)
  • how to read blood pressure
  • scene from movie where I forgot the movie
  • how to draw among us in desmos calculator as a joke
  • source