[danielbarla]

I find it excels as a "rubber ducking" partner, as a replacement for "tldr" on esoteric utilities whose documentation is either lacking or overly verbose, and most especially as a non-technical tool for generating concepts you may not have thought of (e.g. "what aspects should I be considering when designing X").

Most of these use cases work around the "problem" of hallucination (except perhaps the 2nd one); it's ideating for you and you judge what's useful or not. As such, it's one more productivity tool I feel people should learn to use, with the relevant understanding and care.