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Chatbot letdown: Hype hits rocky reality
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That's not entirely fair either though... They can incorrectly summarize, omit important information, or just make stuff up.
True, though that isn't all that different from people doing knee jerk responses on the internet...
I am not claiming they are perfect, but for the steps I described a human aware of the limitations is perfectly able to validate the outcome. While still having saved a bunch of time and effort on doing an initial search pass.
All I am saying is that it is fine to be critical of LLM and AI claims in general as there is a lot of hype going on. But some people seem to lean towards the "they just suck, period" extreme end of the spectrum. Which is no longer being critical but just being a reverse fanboy/girl/person.
Fair, nuance is an endangered species.