Neatness is not always gamechanging, though. We've had glasses-free 3D displays available at low-prices for decades, but... it's not a great interaction paradigm. It's neat, to be sure - but sucks for usability.
That's where I'm at with LLMs right now. I've watched this field evolve since Talk-To-Transformer came out, and while AI is "better" it has still failed to address it's serious pitfalls (cannot cite sources, is often wrong, will confidently take extremist positions, etc.). It's genuinely feeling like a re-hash of the cryptocurrency situation where the whitepaper is nerd porn, but the implementation is a horror story. Judging from the overall negative public sentiment of AI (even from fearmongering) I'd wager most people aren't really interested.
When you zoom out and look at it from a business perspective, paying $0.02 to get your fortune told by ChatGPT is not worth it. It's barely more useful with a less-accurate, dumber local version that's a 4gb download. Might pan out to something interesting in the future, but so-far both language models and image generation models have disappointed me. They also haven't really changed society that much, at least from where I'm standing.