My personal belief is that we are moving past the hype and kind of starting to realize the true shape of what (LLM) AI can offer us, which is a darned lot, but still, it only works well when fed the right input and handled right - which is still a learning process ongoing on both sides - AI companies need to learn to train these things into user interaction loops that match people's workflows, and people need to learn how to use these tools better.
You have seemed to pinpoint where I believe a lot of opportunity lies during this era (however long it lasts.) Custom integration of these models into specific workflows of existing companies can make a significant difference in what’s possible for said companies, the smaller more local ones especially. If people can leverage even a small percentage of what these models are capable of, that may be all they need for their use case. In that case, they wouldn’t even need to learn to use these tools, but (much like electricity) they will just plug in or flip on the switch and be in business (no pun intended.)
