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 \p{This post is adding to their number. [[wilbowma]] recently wrote up [this excellent article](https://www.williamjbowman.com/blog/2026/03/05/against-vibes-when-is-a-generative-model-useful/) which really delves into whether LLMs could actually be considered useful. A great point he made is that as the models get "better", they actually require \em{more} work to be useful, as finding the problems in their output becomes harder and harder.}