“Super Intelligence”. 🙄

Besides being able to write sloppy code really really fast, the only other actual use case for LLMs seems to be making scammers jobs much easier.

The fraud scheme ultimately stole more than $129 million from Victim Companies all over the United States and the world, including: (i) $4,829,580 from a hospital system headquartered in Missouri; (ii) $2,684,580 from a bank headquartered in Rhode Island; (iii) $2,968,497 from a hospital system headquartered in California; (iv) $11,578,474 from a financial technology company headquartered in the United Kingdom; (v) $4,639,918 from a mutual fund company headquartered in Massachusetts; and (vi) $5,242,747 from a pet food company headquartered in Florida.

I wish they wouldn't target hospitals, but even then my sympathy for those corporations is limited. Overall I think this is the invisible hand of the free market at work, let 'em go.