[Zambyte]

Linguistic transformations are the feature that I trust LLMs the most with. It requires relatively little encoding of knowledge outside of language. Parsing jargon to convey novel ideas is absolutely a doable task for a language model.

[mynameisnoone]

Yes. If you can necessarily and sufficiently prompt an LLM with authoritative facts, it can usually generate reasonable copy around it. For example, if you were a PwC or McKinsey consultant tasked with rapidly generating a voluminous, glossy deliverable in need of a consistent, formal style, LLMs offer an initial starting point Easy Button for content generation prior to human editing (perhaps assisted by an on-prem "grammarly" app) and pasting into ye olde templates.