I am seeing a pattern here. It appears that AI isn't for everyone. Not everyone's personality may be a good fit for using AI. Just like not everybody is a good candidate for being a software dev, or police officer etc.
I used to think that it is a tool. Like a car is. Everybody would want one. But that appears not be the case.
For me, I used AI every day as a tool, for work and and home tasks. It is a massive help for me.
It's hard for me to imagine many. It's not doing the dishes or watering the plants.
If I wanted to rearrange the room I could have it mock up some images, I guess...
How can you verify the recommendations are sound, valid, safe, complete, etc., without trying them out? And trying out unsound, invalid, unsafe, incomplete, etc., recommendations might result in dead plants in a couple of weeks.
I've found it immensely helpful for giving real world recommendations about things like this, that I know how to find on my own but don't have the time to do all the reading and synthesizing.
Such an odd complaint about LLMs. Did people just blindly trust Google searches before hand?
If it's something important, you verify it the same way you did anything else. Check the sources and use more than a single query. I have found the various LLMs to very useful in these cases, especially when I'm coming at something brand new and have no idea what to even search for.