Programming

Also, please don't use LLMs for simple questions. Aside from the ethical, legal, and environmental concerns of LLMs, they also tend to be wrong more often than not, and when they are right, there is lots of word soup because the chatbot needs to act like it's a smartass, to put it bluntly, because its job is to market itself and push you towards subscriptions. Try to avoid LLMs wherever you can, it's almost always better to search it yourself. Don't offload thinking to a chatbot, it's not very good at it!

The only usecase where LLMs could have an application is translation. I have a friend who doesn't understand English very well, so they use a chatbot to translate things into their native language, and it's really helpful for that. Of course, it can get stuff wrong, but for non-critical stuff, it's kind of neat! That avoids the question of the insane water and power usage involved in training these models, as well as the disregard of the rights of artists and creators by companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. I believe my friend uses a local model, so there's that.

I personally don't use LLMs, they're more trouble than anything in my opinion.