I tend to use it as an infinitely patient tutor that lets me ask it "stupid" questions or throw analogies at it to see if my understanding of a topic is on the right track or not. (I'm fully aware of hallucination and seek further sourcing for facts).
So the "wow" moment for me is less to do with a response from an LLM and more looking back at a session and thinking of how much more effort and time it would have been to learn about a concept without it, particularly in counting the number of unknown unknowns it introduced me to (topics that I either didn't know existed, or would have known a name for in order for me to Google it).
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 15.5 ms ] threadSo the "wow" moment for me is less to do with a response from an LLM and more looking back at a session and thinking of how much more effort and time it would have been to learn about a concept without it, particularly in counting the number of unknown unknowns it introduced me to (topics that I either didn't know existed, or would have known a name for in order for me to Google it).